Straw armoir designed by Isabelle Gilles and Yann Poncelet by ColonelCaning is a traditional method of weaving. The term for the material, cane, is derived from the peeled bark of the rattan stalk, which is most commonly found in tropical areas of South East Asia.READ MORE
String® shelving system by Nils StrinningYou may have seen these light, yet stable, shelving systems in the Internet quite a few times filling both contemporary homes and office spaces. But if you don’t know anything about them yet, you may be surprised to hear that these shelving systems are actually a mid-century design.READ MORE
Designed in 1949 by Danish furniture designer Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen & Søn, the wishbone chair has been in continuous production since 1950. Wegner is considered as “the master chair-maker” and designed more than 500 chairs during the course of his life, however the wishbone chair is perhaps Werner’s most celebrated work.READ MORE
Invented in 19th century by Louis Comfort Tiffany, an American artist and designer known by his work in stained glass, and for being son of Charles Tiffany, the founder of the popular jewelery company Tiffany and Co.READ MORE
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Designed by Finish architect Alvar Aalto the Artek 901 and 900 Tea Trolleys are a contemporary take on traditional bar carts and tea trays: