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Yin Yang Lounging Outdoor Chair | By Dedon

This cool lounging chair consists of two seats that come together to form the Chinese symbol of harmony Yin Yang, it has been produced with more than 4,000 meters of fiber that were subsequently colored in silver and bronze. The design is from Swiss designer Nicolas Thomkins and was inspired by the beaches of Cebu (province of the Philippines).



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BALLO STOOL

We all know that sitting for hours on end is doing us a heap of wrong. Meet Ballo Stool, an ergonomic stool designed for active seating. Inspired by fitness products such as the fitness ball, Ballo keeps you active by using your legs and core to stay upright, providing comfort and healthy movement. Ballo helps to reduce the risks associated with sedentary behavior and improve metabolism, calorie burn and core strength. The innovative stool features two comfortable a...
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CHRISTIAN VIZL OCEAN PRINTS | Image

CHRISTIAN VIZL OCEAN PRINTS

Mexican photographer Christian Vizl captures the underwater world in never-before-seen ways. The award winning photographer conveys the poetry of light through his inspiring black and white, color, and macro underwater images. He says about his inspiring work "I dreamt about what lay beneath the waves, and how would it look if suddenly all the water vanished, leaving all the animals and living creatures in stasis. In this way, I could walk within the ocean and see t...
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SOHO APARTMENT | BY DIVE ARCHITECTS | Image

SOHO APARTMENT | BY DIVE ARCHITECTS

We love what Dive Architects have done with this stylish, minimalist apartment in Soho London. The owner initially had no idea what to do with such a cramped space. The Architects proposal was to extend the building over an existing terrace. They placed two large sliding doors that open into cavities within the walls, this allows residents to enjoy the open air on a beautiful day. Just watch your step......
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