Interior Design Minimalist

Johnny Swing recently gave a new meaning to the idea of having money. He constructed a whole business based on change. Different values and dimensions of coins came together to form a beautiful collection of furniture. this sofa will have you feeling glamorous and luxurious in your own home. This interior design masterpiece took a lot of time to be constructed from all those coins welded together but will be one of the most important pieces of furniture once you have it in your home. An underside steel rod support helps all the coins take the shape of a sofa.The thousands of half dollar coins let the artist play with the form that later became an amazing visual concept.

Push, designed by Nenad Kostadinov, is a modern curved coffee table isn’t only very stylish piece of furniture but also practical. It features rotating drawers that could be used to store a lot of stuff like magazines, snacks and other small things. Basically the curved table is constructed of a single “bendywood” piece that’s supported by two cylinders, each of these cylinders being also the axis of rotation for each of the drawers. It is perfect addition to any modern living room with its minimalist and cozy look.

If you thought that only you had a hidden wild child inside you then think again. In this crazy modern day that we live in, even furniture pieces are known to go wild. Don't believe us? Then check out the cheeky yet brilliant "Awake Your Inner Vandal, Well Behaved Graffiti in Your Home" Collection. At first glance, the collection looks like any other series of tables and cabinets, but dig a little deeper (and by that we mean open the cabinets, or peer at the edges) and you will be greeted by a melange of pulsating and cacophonous smatterings of graffiti that gives the collection an extra edge.

Most of you out there probably have pebbles in your home. Whether you keep them on a shelf as a reminder of a recent lake trip or have a bunch of them in a nice looking box, pebbles are cute decorating items that seem to release positive energy in a room. Today we would like to show you this innovative furniture set which features beautiful pebble inlays. From Carlo Showroom, the “Maluku Collection” has a strong visual impact and is suited for a contemporary interior. Either they are placed within armchairs. sofas or tables, the pebbles look amazing and are a fascinating design approach. Even though you would not normally correlate small rocks with stylish living, the products in the pictures below have a well defined elegance.

There is no need to adjust the back or foot rest on the "Cloe" mono block super modern patio and pool lounger from MYYOUR. This sleek sun lounger is perfect for residential or commercial use and is waterproof and resistant to UV-rays making it virtually care free. The Cloe patio and pool lounge chair is available in glossy and embossed finishes or White, Black, Bronze, Blu Avio, Red, Beige, Silver, and Grey imitation leather.

If there is ever a living room that can be dubbed comfortable, this magis voido rocking chair deserves a space in that area. Nothing is more comfortable than to sway on a rocking chair after a hectic days work. With magis voido rocking chair you are guaranteed of comfort like never before. It is a novel twist on domestic design embracing the creativity of global designers coupled with the technological sophistication of the modern times. The rocking chair is finished using polyethylene and is offered in five matt colors. This same matt finish makes the rocking chair a durable option for outdoor use as well

Matroshka is a compact living space's dream come true; in its most compact form, it takes up just about 13 43 square feet (4 square meters). As reflected by the hidden space within the dolls, the Matroshka has the potential to revolutionise storage and maximise the quality of living, especially for those in confined dwellings. As seens with the dolls the possibilities are popping up with [Matroshka]. Matroshka must be the compact living lovers wet dream. It can become as small as 4 square meters and houses a book self, double bed, sofa, dinner table, four stools, desk, wardrobe and a bunch of storage.



The target group for this product are people living in overcrowded lodgings; particularly students, big city dwellers or commuters. It can also be used in more conventional dwellings to maximise space in the guest room, children’s room or study area. It is also a smart sollution to allow more flexibility in pre-furnished apartments.

This modern bookshelves designed by soviet person who concern in making furniture every furniture has good design. Usually he used a black and pink color in designing furniture because this color as his favorite color.

he also designed modern chair this chair if we look at it vastly like rabbit, his purpose in designing this chair for children. therefore they can get fun and enjoyable.

Designed by Daniel Milchtein Peltsverger for Mabel Furniture, this set of stackable chairs made of molded wood or plastic are an interesting solution for a small place. You can keep the chairs stacked when you are alone at home to have more space, and unstack then when you have visitors.

The ergonomic shape and portability make it ideal for hotel and office lobbies. What’s more, construction adheres to the six sigma philosophy, meaning zero defects - an idea I hope more furniture designers adopt.

Gervasoni SPA of Italy has a long history of furniture production dating back to 1882 but the Otto platform bed is definitely from their more recent releases. Gervasoni specializes is furniture production from exotic materials left in their natural state characterized by the variations in surface textures, coarseness, roughness and unevenness.

The Otto modern platform bed from designer Paola Navone is comprised of a plywood frame with stained pressed bamboo lamination with adjustable slat supports. Available without or with wooden slat frame and optional headboard (model 179) in various sizes . 160X200 cm See the entire Gervasoni collection of furniture, accessories, and contract furniture

It seems as though the eternal battle in the family dwelling is not between siblings or spouses, but rather between Design & Functionality. How nice it wuold be if we could live in the photo...the perfectly situated books on the end table...the light cascading evenly from multiple sources...the throw pillows never looking like they have actually been "thrown". We all desire a space to be visually appealing, but at what cost?

Can a Minimalistic dwelling be adequate for 4 children who own every Spongebob Squarepants toy on the market? Can a French Country kitchen provide the space needed for a master chef moving through his/her space like a whirlwind? Where does style confront substance and is there a point where the two of them unite to face the challenges of the home?

The solution...

Moderation - Anything, including design, can be deadly if not taken in moderation. If you love cupcakes, go ahead and eat one...maybe two...pushing it on three. Twenty or thirty though, and you will most likely end up flat on your back on a gurney (en route to the hospital) or doubled over in pain in the restroom!

Balance - The rolling meadows in all their beautiful glory, do not impress us with just the colors and textures that they provide, but also the life and interaction that they support. We want to see the butterflies dancing around the flowers...we want to hear the birds singing their songs...we want to smell the sweet nectar of the wildflowers that seems to make the bees go crazy!

No one can live in a picture. Though it may look beautiful, much more is needed to support human interaction and all the complexities of modern day life. The marrying of Form & Function can be accomplished through the implementation of Moderation & Balance. It is not easy, but it is well worth the effort!

When white people envision their dream home, a key part of the fantasy involves a least one piece of furniture designed by a famous architect from the 1930s.

Architects like Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier designed iconic modern furniture that has inspired virtually everything made by Ikea and Design Within Reach, both of which are key suppliers of furniture to white people.

But as with all things, white people will do whatever it takes to secure authenticity including paying thousands of dollars for a small piece of furniture.

If they are able to acquire this prized furniture, they will forever refer to it only by the designers name. “I spend hours in the van der Rohe, just looking through these beautiful books of his work.”

Referring to a white person’s expensive chair as a ‘chair’ is considered poor form and will likely result in a loss of trust and/or respect.

The best strategy for avoiding this faux pas is to look for the most uncomfortable chair in a white person’s home and ask “who designed that?” If they say “Ikea” or “Design within Reach” you can call it a chair, otherwise refer to it only by the name they give you.

It should also be noted that many white people are unable to acquire this furniture, but that does not mean you cannot use this information to your advantage.

In situations where you need to improve your connection with a white person, just mention how you hope to be successful enough to one day afford an original piece of furniture by . If they have heard of the designer they will nod in agreement, if they have not, they will also nod in agreement and make a note to look it up later.

Air Lounge System is a piece of furniture that looks like something you might see in some futuristic movie, but who knows maybe this is the future of furniture, rounded shapes and angles. The sofas and armchairs of the Air Lounge System are in moulded cold-cure flexible polyurethane foam.

The padding completely incorporates the supporting structure, which is made of electro-welded steel plate; the suspension in the seating consists of elastic straps fixed to the basic structure. The unusual ring shape of this model makes the sewing and fitting of the upholstery especially difficult - so much so that the skill with which it has been accomplished is clearly evident even to non-expert eyes. The elements of this series may be upholstered either in leather or fabric, with the possibility of combining different colours and materials.

The big surprise from artifort news is the globus, a complete mobile work station in an innovative, compact form. we predict a great future for this sophisticated work station on wheels – a truly appealing example of innovative design. the globus has everything you might expect of an instant classic. until then, as well as providing food for conversation, the globus will provide an inspiring working environment for today’s more flexible employee. at home and at the office.