Having been a controversial symbol of expression for centuries, street graffiti's form has finally been coverted to art form and accepted into the homes of the fashionable.
Renowned for plauguing the walls of property in run-down estates, the aesthetic potential of graffiti has been recognised as a design discipline in its own right; combining form, symbols and style to produce innovatively expressive pieces that are both striking and functional - in essence, mimicking the very essence of graffiti in producing both a statement and contribution to the home.
This is truly experimental contemporary furniture that undoubtably provokes strong reactions from its audience, whilst it's also possible to recognise almost baroque style decor notes in the curved scroll form.
Venezualan UK-based designer Luis Alicandu has created some absolute talking points with his graffiti inspired furniture set, as they are as equally eyecatching as complementary to other interior design influences.
Visit his website for further inspiration.
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Wednesday, 21 October 2009
Tuesday, 1 September 2009
A ducking good chair
This unusual looking piece of furniture is the creation of designer Jung Myung Taek. Called The Ducking Lounge Chair it is supposed to offer supreme comfort both indoors and out.

Manufactured from walnut and built into a certain degree of curvature, the chair is as classy as it is comfortable. Whether your relaxing with a movie or enjoying a drink outside with friends this chair is certain to become to the talking point.

Manufactured from walnut and built into a certain degree of curvature, the chair is as classy as it is comfortable. Whether your relaxing with a movie or enjoying a drink outside with friends this chair is certain to become to the talking point.
Friday, 21 August 2009
Best for classic home furnishings on the high street: Laura Ashley
We’ve always had a sore spot for high street staple, Laura Ashley, and their iconic classic home furnishing lines.
Managing to pair classic and contemporary styles seamlessly each season without appeared tired or twee in their inspiration; the items they deliver are quality, enduringly fashionable pieces of furniture that build stylish homes effortlessly.

Their new collections are no disappointment, with bedrooms, living and dining design ideas to lust after.
As they bridge the gap between designer home furnishing and the likes of Ikea, Laura Ashley has something to offer every budget as even the smallest addition from their subtly styled ranges appears a statement in the home, thanks to the detailed craftsmanship of their products.
Managing to pair classic and contemporary styles seamlessly each season without appeared tired or twee in their inspiration; the items they deliver are quality, enduringly fashionable pieces of furniture that build stylish homes effortlessly.

Their new collections are no disappointment, with bedrooms, living and dining design ideas to lust after.
As they bridge the gap between designer home furnishing and the likes of Ikea, Laura Ashley has something to offer every budget as even the smallest addition from their subtly styled ranges appears a statement in the home, thanks to the detailed craftsmanship of their products.
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Purrrfect Polystyrene furniture
We stumbled across this amazing line of furniture created from expanded polystyrene (EPS) that includes living room tables, chairs and bookcases, all innovatively crafted with characters cut from solid white blocks.

A cat coils itself around books as small birds peck at personal belongings, all resulting in a visually striking yet minimalist feel.
Fill In The Cat is a real achievement for NEL, a collective of Mexican independent designers, who we think are definitely one to watch…

A cat coils itself around books as small birds peck at personal belongings, all resulting in a visually striking yet minimalist feel.
Fill In The Cat is a real achievement for NEL, a collective of Mexican independent designers, who we think are definitely one to watch…
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