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YIELD’s new extra large outdoor spun planter is made from a single piece of powder-coated metal. At 16" in diameter, the planter holds a range of both large plants and smaller trees.
Founded in 2012 by Andrew Deming and Rachel Gant, YIELD is part studio, part label and part manufacturer. The independent design studio creates objects mainly for the home blending American craft with forward-thinking ingenuity.
With both Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen being artists, their collections sit somewhere between design and art. “It’s obviously ‘furniture’ but the emphasis is not completely concentrated on function and suggests different ways of living and use of space… an uncanny twist on universal forms.”
Muller Van Severen’s notion of colour and colour combinations is not less intriguing. Sometimes subtle, sometimes contrastingly bold, but always with a harmonious result. Such as the Coasters that are both wall sculptures and functional objects.
The Full Moon Lamp is designed by Cédric Ragot for French furniture brand Roche Bobois. The design brand had given free rein to the French industrial designer to create a collection led by what Ragot called a ‘free composition’. The Full Moon Lamp is one of the designs in a range of beautiful objects rich in eclectic influences, creativity and aesthetic.
From industrial design to interiors, the work of Cédric Ragot pushes the boundaries of the contemporary arts and has been hailed as some of the most innovative work to be created by his generation. His ability to blend creative imagination with innovative technical solutions led to furniture and accessory designs that will hopefully bear the imprint of his talent long into the future.
Introducing OTHR. Founded by renowned New York based designers Joe Doucet, Dean Di Simone and Evan Clabots, the trio set out with the vision to create a hub for unique ideas and new possibilities in design.
‘We believe in surrounding ourselves with fewer and better things.’
Bringing together the world’s best designers and transformative technologies such as 3D printing, OTHR develop useful, aesthetically refined and unique objects made-to-order and printed locally in Long Island; therefore being of minimal environmental impact.
We’d love to spend our summer in Maison Kamari – a cosy, beautifully designed 180 sqm house on the island of Paros. Designed by local Greek architects, this welcoming, minimalist white home boasts an amazing 300 sqm terrace that overlooks both the valley and sea.
The property's main house features an enormous open kitchen / dining room / living space, along with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. A separate guesthouse offers a third bedroom. Each room has been designed to respect the privacy of its guests – the bedrooms are separated from each other, and the bathrooms are all ensuite. The rooms have been furnished with extraordinary luxury to ensure guests have quality sleep and rest. Enormous care was put into the design – both interior and exterior – in order to make the house as cosy, welcoming, enjoyable, and comfortable as possible.
Playfully sculptural – the Mammut Table by 26-year-old talented Danish designer Laura Bilde. This beautiful coffee table emanated from the idea of creating a design where three contrasting natural materials and textures come together to interact in harmony.
Laura Bilde is a furniture and interior designer from Aarhus. Her work is characterised by exploratory simplicity – a design approach where she translates new materials into both aesthetic and functional objects.
Material: metal, oak, marble
Photo: Alexander Hoellsberg
Drawing inspiration for her designs from travel, history and everyday objects, Brit Kleinman, founder of Brooklyn based art and design studio AVO, takes an anthropologic approach to design. She fascinatingly combines age-old techniques with new materials and patterns, which stems from her passion of both experimentation and exploration. As illustrated in the images above, AVO’s flagship collection consists of these beautifully, hand-painted veg-tanned leather plains.