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BeeBoard was developed as an ecologically low-impact solution as a way to quickly build mobile housing. As shelving it’s incredibly sturdy and light.

Now on sale.

While I’m not crazy about seatbelts being used for items other than what they were intended for, I do think this particular application is nicely executed and somewhat appropriate.

“The loveseat redefined – modernized and streamlined for your contemporary lifestyle. Solid maple wood and post-industrial automotive seatbelts are the basis for this seat designed by Peter Danko, an early founder of Eco-Modernism. Made with non-toxic water based adhesives.”

8 different wood stains available

33″ tall x 47.5″ wide x 20″ deep

For anyone serious about their decorative accessories, these sconces are a simple yet pretty addition for candlelight.

Rectangular(10″L x 18″H; candle holder: 4.5″ diam) or
Round(13.5″ diam; candle holder: 4.5″ diam).

Take a look. It’s a bendable pocket mirror.

Plastic sheet. Size : 9×10,5cm

I’m not a huge fan of an overly olfactory experience, but I think this is perfect for anyone who is.

“It’s an incense burner. It’s an ashtray. It can hold a taper candle, or a tea light. It’s the four-in-one cube that serves four different functions depending on what side is up. Available in matte black or glossy white, this is a cleverly designed ceramic cube for those who cringe at clutter. Devised by Gualitiero Saachi and made in Italy for Bosa.”

These little storage boxes would be a perfect gift, or maybe even a perfect box for a smaller gift to go in.

“Designed exclusively for The Conran Shop, these small storage boxes are made from sheesham wood (also known as Indian rosewood) and have various metal finishes: brass, copper and nickel. These discreet storage boxes are perfect for jewelry or other keepsakes.”

Whether or not you know of Tord Boontje by now or not, you’re sure to appreciate this new design. Keep in mind it’s on the smaller size (but it would most likely have a big impact).

“the intoxicating chaos of tord boontje verdant gardens tumble across the panels of ivy, the dreamy flora cut in plated steel to transform walls, windows and space. you can hook together up to six panels easily for modular configuration. you can build curtains, decorative panels and dividers.”

choose from polished brass plated steel or satin silver plated steel.

now taking advanced orders.

dimensions: 7″w x 11″h.

These interesting geometrical shapes are a sight for sore eyes. The soft glow looks to be the perfect amount of light needed for above a dining table or side table.

“It’s shade, made up of a three dimensional fabric hand woven from transparent polypropylene lends the light a look which triggers images of moorish architecture and the calm relax of oriental salons.
This system allows for a wide combination of geometrical shapes of different shapes and size. The collection is made up of spheres, ovals and diamonds.”

Designed by Ray Power.

The Cave, which is a shelving unit with integrated nook for reading, is now in production and shipping to Europe.

These would be hard to go wrong with, and it’s available in three different sizes, so you can pick the perfect scale for the space.

“Caravaggio is characterised by direct lighting without glare. Caravaggio also features an opening at the top, which casts light upwards and illuminates both the suspension and cord.”

Material: Metal with high gloss lacquer.

Available in white or black.

We might have done a few posts on Susan Bradley before, but now her Creep Shelf is available through a retailer, so it deserves another look.

“Susan Bradley’s Creep Shelf takes inspiration from the way plants grow. The shelf features a rose bough that actually appears to be creeping up the wall.”

White glass powder coated steel.

“This substantial yet graceful coffee table was conceived as a plane interrupted by a void. The plane of this aluminum table is powder coated in a metallic brown that has an unexpected depth and richness. A slot, whose interior is lined in mirror-polished stainless steel, creating the light and airy effect of infinite expansion, creates the void. The table’s profile is of a single line that bends and curves, and seems to hover above the floor. Sophisticated and versatile, this timeless piece blends with variety of styles, and makes an impressive centerpiece in any room.”

Materials: Painted Aluminum, Stainless Steel

Color: Chocolate (featured). Also available in custom color by special order.

Size: 43″l x 16″w x 14″h

Flatpacked furniture is great for so many reasons. Decreased shipping costs, decreased environmental strain, and obviously it makes moving a breeze.

“Brazilian RS Miranda brings his design talent to the coffee table, creating this cunning flatpack cardboard design. the table folds together like a piece of origami, creating an design that is green in more ways than one. Shown at the Milan furniture fair in 2005, this table created quite a stir, both for its functional and decorative design, and for the way that simple cardboard was transformed into a complex, load-bearing design.”

* Packaging: Plastic-wrapped
* Size: 35.5″l x 22.5″w x 14″h

The MB 5 can be used as a side table or stool, and since it’s made out of self-cushioning polymer, there’s some comfort provided as well. Indoor or outdoor friendly.

Recipient of the MATERIALICA Design Award, IF Design Award and Red Dot Award.

Size: 14.13″h x 22.06″w x 20.88″d

You’re sure to make a statment with this little accessory. If you’re fond of the look, I suggest checking out Arthur Hash (the designer)- he has quite a few other interesting jewelry-like items.

Made from mild steel and paint.