Lincoln Kayiwa definitely got it right re-designing the traditional clothing rack, if we do say so ourselves! As a 30-something designer originally from Kampala, Uganda, he is armed as a Master of Arts graduate from the Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture. Wielding his well-founded art sword, it allowed him the creative know-how to build this work of dual fashion and function art. Continue reading →

Learn refreshing new lessons in transforming an urban apartment in to a home for a family with children. This story does not end up as you imagine with the family succumbing to the needs and stuff of kids and retreating to the suburbs for more room. Continue reading →

It is easy to fall in love with a great desk. The kind of desk that gives you enough space to work on, organize your papers and store your stuff. The Customize-It Project Trestle Desk does all this and more. Best of all, the desk looks great. It has a modern yet warm feel to it and is available in Simply White or Rich Tuscan stain (dark wood). Continue reading →

The Stacked Shelf System offers the perfect solution for those who want versatile, stylish and modern shelving. This shelf system, designed by JDS Architects for Muuto, is made up of various sized blocks which are joined using clips. The exciting part about it is that it provides you with endless options of size and layouts. You can play around with the spaces between the shapes as well as with their height. The units are easy to put together so you can continuously refresh their look. Continue reading →

Oh, the possibilities in a seemingly simple device for hanging garments. Hamecon, which translates to fish hook, is a sweet and demure wooden device that quietly rests on your wall. Its charm will grab you and not let go! Micro Meuble designed the modern elegant hanger to provide multiple functions. Continue reading →

A sense of pure delight is standard in these quirky storage units. Rachel and Benoît Convers of ibride atelier de création bring a sense of history to The Dandies. Designed by Benoît and illustrated by Rachel, the glamorous pieces add drama and a concealed storage piece. Continue reading →

If you’re looking to build a colorful wardrobe, look no further! Ropero, meaning wardrobe in Spanish, lets you create a custom, richly hued, and utterly organized system for storing your garments. Hierve takes the traditional function of a freestanding modular wardrobe and elevates its style. Continue reading →

Shay Carmon and Ben Klinger of Studio Ve, create a fresh perspective on everyday cannot-live-without-them items. From their remarkably innovative wall clocks that simply astound to their two-leg table, their designs have simple, witty, and intriguing twists. Their book shelves are cheeky and practical conversation starters. Continue reading →

Terracotta clay is one of my favorite materials and it is not often used in modern design. It is earthy, warm and has a rich red/brown tone. British designer Benjamin Hubert took on the task of using terracotta to create his modern collection called ‘Pots’ and the result is exceptional. Each pot has a minimalistic shape and the collection as a whole has an appealing sculpture-like composition. Continue reading →

A bright pop of energy on the case goods horizon is the new Vitrina collection designed by Hierve for Case Furniture. Hierve has successfully combined function and form in these delightfully designed cabinets. Continue reading →