Keret House by Centrala: Thinnest Flat in The World

Keret House is a project by Jakub Szczęsny of Centrala. And is soon to be built in a narrow void between the buildings in the district of Wola, Poland.

"Keret House is said to have an interior that will vary between 122 centimeters and 72 centimeters, making it an extremely narrow crib. With a total area of 14,5 square meters, the new house will accommodate a workspace as well as a guest studio."

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iPhone Icon Paintings

iPhone Icon Paintings for obsessed apple fans.
16 hand painted icons stretched on canvas over a wood frame. Also available in digitally printed versions.

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In a Parallel World

Parisian designer Dzmitry Samal designed this cool new furniture collection Parallel world.

The furniture is made of MDF, manufactured by French company “V2 Design” and distributed exclusively by “Achatdesign.com”.

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Liquid Mirrors

Liquid-like mirrors entitled Mizukagami Water Mirror designed by ad agency expert Rikako Nagashim and acrylic designer Hideto Hyoudou.

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Framed Objects

"Cast resin frames decorate and emphasize the objects held within."

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VaseMaker

"Place VaseMaker over any container and it makes an instant new vase. This ingenious design has the ability to take even the most mundane vessels and containers and turn them into works of beauty."
Buy it here.

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Blackhawk Coffee Table

This coffee table is the perfect companion to the Aviator Wing Desk. Made with hardwood wrapped in polished aluminum, each table has unique dings, dents, nicks and scratches.

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Bic Chandelier

Different colors and designs available here for purchase.

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Branch Bookshelf

A concept by French designer Olivier Dollé for a competition at the Atelier d'Art de France.

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Log Slice Rug

The Woody Wood Rug, as it’s called by it’s Dutch creator, Yvette Laduk, is a highly durable carpet which has edges that have been cut, burnt and fixed to resemble tree bark. The rug can also be used as a cool wall hanging.

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Ripple Effect Tea Table

Creative table designed by Jeonghwa Seo and Hanna Chung.
Each time you place the tea cup on the table, the ripples form on the water covered surface.

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Nimbus Cloud Pendant Light

More of the sky under your ceiling. By Dominic Wilcox.

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House of Cards Table

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