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T-Lamp
Designed by Croatian design studio Regular Company, Danish brand Frama has released the modern yet timeless T-Lamp. The sleek device is a take on the archetypal desk lamp, with a simple mechanism allowing it to tilt and cast light from different angles, making it versatile for a lot of environments. Available in a choice of brushed steel, brushed brass, or matte white, the sleek T-Lamp is constructed from materials that will beautifully patina over time, and although simplified to basic geometrical shapes, the lamp has a monumental presence, and holds its own with a weighty appearance.



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THE LIVING CUBE
One for the DIY lovers. The Living Cube is a homemade project by Till Konneker. After moving into a small apartment studio without storage room, Till decided to build a minimalist cube design with a shelf for his vinyl collection, his TV, clothes and shoes.  It also features a guest bed on the top, and, open up the cube to find plenty of storage space. How cool is that? via...
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MONO LAMP
Created by designer Simon Forgacs, the Mono Lamp was born from his fascination with the famous TV test cards, appearing as colorful geometric shapes with vivid colors on his TV screen as a child. He was mesmerized by these light patterns, therefore, he wanted to capture their essence in a symbolic object, which led to the creation of the Mono Lamp series. Inspired by a now over 50 years old TV test card, the lamp is available in either color or greyscale versions, b...
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SAN FRANCISCO HOUSEBOAT
Anchored in a small canal on Mission Creek in San Francisco, California, lays this beautiful modern contemporary floating home designed by Robert Nebolon Architects. Envisioned by a pair of adventurous first-time homeowners, the 2,100-square-foot floating house was built in a Sausalito boatyard, and then towed across the San Francisco Bay safely to its slip on San Francisco’s Mission Creek where it now proudly resides. Everything has a contemporary touch, starting...
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