Appliances

Do you remember the days when you used to listen to music on vinyl records? Nowadays it's unpopular, but the records inspired a designer from Tallinn, Estonia to create an original wall clock collection. Each item of Re Vinyl by Pavel Sidorenko is unique not only because of the wide variety of forms (they can be copied), but also because of usage of rarity records. Discreetly crafted on the theme of scenography or animal creatures, the collection comes in a variety of story-telling silhouettes while retaining the grooves and record labels reminiscent of the heydays of acoustic recordings. You can buy these interesting items on the designer’s site.

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Peter Pierobon was born and raised in North Vancouver enjoying every minute of his creative childhood amongst the rain forest of the North Shore. From the beginning he loved to make objects and was initially inspired by the amazing art. Now he is one of talented Canada-based designers and woodworkers. In this post we presents to you Plumb sculptural pendant lamp by the artist which is made from yellow cedar and cherry. It resembles a blossoming bud and looks very elegant and aesthetic. And thanks to the cracks between the strips of wood, this beautiful lamp gives a warm cozy lighting.

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Are you a thrill-seeker or do you love to scare someone? Defusable Clock is not a dangerous device, but the most common alarm clock presented by nootropic design. But there is also "zest" in it. The clock resembles a bomb, just as we can see in Hollywood movies - a few sticks of dynamite tied together, the digital display counts, and lot of multicolored wires that need to be cut in order to "deactivate" the device. In functional terms it is usual alarm clock. And the only difference is that anytime you can press the big red button to start the countdown mechanism. And you have only 10 seconds to choose which wire to cut. One wire will stop the countdown, the other two won’t produce any effect, while the fourth will lead to immediate "detonation."

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Polish sculptor Przemek from Calabarte has created lamps which are made of gourd. The gourd is an annual tropical vine originating in Africa and Asia. Usually this material is used for special vessels for tea mate. But it's so boring to be traditional for real artist. Standing lamp XIII from Calabarte is a stunning hand-made piece of furniture. Natural materials and high quality finishing make them invaluable.  Be sure, the shape of the fruit is determined by nature, and the framing created manually, so each lamp is unique. Look on the pictures bellow, and you''l see how this item could create a magic romantic atmosphere in each interior.

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Sonya Winner  is a British rug designer whose rugs showcase her rare talent to mix different colors. That's why her handmade items look more like unique works of art than rugs or wall hangings. After Matisse rug was  inspired by artist Henri Matisse's works made of paper cutouts. This irregular shaped rug has a sculptural quality with pile height variations and hand carving. Made of pure New Zealand Wool, this bright item will beautify both modern and classical interiors. Looking on the rug, it seems it consists of 10 randomly placed squares replicating the effect of color mixing. It's bright idea!

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Are you a real wine lover? Wine collecting is a complex and interesting process. Many famous people have their own vineyards or just collection of masterpieces of world winemaking over the years. Let's look at the imagination of designers. We are glad to present a creative selection of wood, plastic or steel wine shelves and racks. These furniture pieces could be modern or classic, but they are all beautiful. On the first photo you can see the Bent-Wood Wine Rack designed by Alberto Mantilla, Scott Henderson and Anthony Baxter. The rack can hold all the wine you need, as the twisting shapes of birch and walnut hold six standard bottles and one Magnum in the center.

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Chinese design company INNOVO has created the collection of  original pendant lamps. Xuan, that means disorder, could brighten up any boring interior and add natural motifs. Looking at the photo, you can hardly guess that the lamp is made ??of bamboo. But it's true. The bamboo has been cut into very fine and smooth slices and twisted accordingly, giving the design a delicate appearance. And I should note one more interesting feature - Xuan can turn into a dancing lamp. If you just open the window, you'll see  fluttering and dancing  fibers of bamboo. Visit the designer's site here.

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Architects and designers from EXE STUDIO have completed the apartment design for a young business school student in Belgrade, Serbia. The total area of the flat is 69 square meters. All surfaces are painted in white with bright accents of black and green elements. Centerpiece of the design is a big black block placed between the living room and kitchen, that separated two zones. This item is a godsend in terms of functional - on the one hand, it is used as a stand for the TV, and on the other - it hides kitchen furniture. There are lots of hexagons in the interior; these designed elements are placed on the wall, at ceiling and at the box. They have three functions: shelves, lighting elements and masks. In general, the design is very creative and I think the young lady will feel herself comfortable there.

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