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Fadeout Chair | By Nendo

This is a very cool idea by Nendo, the appropriately named "Fadeout chair" has legs that seem to gently disappear s though the chair stands in a pool of mist or fog. The chair’s back and seat are wooden, and the clear acrylic legs are specially painted by craftsmen so that the wood grain appears to gradually fade away. Very clever



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THE BARTENDERS KNIFE | Image

THE BARTENDERS KNIFE

The Bartender´s Knife aims to assist you in perfecting the art of preparing a cocktail. It sure won´t turn you into Tom Cruise´s character in the movie cocktail, but it´ll go a long way in preparing all the extras that give your long drink that special kick, such as the perfect lime peel or lemon zest. It is made from durable polished hard wood and high grade stainless steel with brass rivets on the handle that give it a great look and durability. On the pointy ...
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WOODEN RUG | BY RUCKSTUHL | Image

WOODEN RUG | BY RUCKSTUHL

Legno-Legno by Ruckstuhl is a wooden rug collection! The pure wooden carpets can still be rolled up - resulting in completely new possibilities of floor design, extending the boundaries of the traditional rug. You can choose from five different styles, check out Ruckstuhl´s website for more details....
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UP THE WALL SHELVING SYSTEM | Image

UP THE WALL SHELVING SYSTEM

Up The Wall shelving system can be described as the European Nordic view on a modular way of setting your shelves according to your needs. Made from composite laminate and available in white or black, its neutral shapes and colors are a plus in adding some elements to the walls of your choice. Each set includes a long shelf (74cm) and a small one (60cm), plus the assembly parts. With a depth of 30cm you´ll keep stuff you need around you maintaining your space organ...
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