The couch Bocca di Gufram puts piercing

We saw it recently reappeared on vases and glasses and we had thought of a return as unexpected as fleeting. Instead, the piercing seems to have become an irresistible detail with which to give an irreverent tone to the design objects.

Gufram mark the horizon of the Fund House which also includes Poltrona Frau, Cappellini and Gebruder Thonet , has brought it to the Salone del Mobile attached to the lip - pardon session - of his famous Bocca sofa, created in 1971 in homage to Salvador Dali

Special Session that develops in space forming a spiral. Suggested by the young designer Victor Aleman , Loopita consists by a series of wooden slats of oak, padded inside with high density foam cushions for maximum comfort.

If you have a bunker house with few windows and little oxygen, so here Metaphysmain, a nice idea to bring a bit 'of green and a touch of nature inside your home.
Japanese designer Chiaki Murata has decided to make these furnishings with built-in grass: it will be necessary to cure the green that would otherwise grow disproportionately, but you want to put the sake of having the furniture / plant?

Marcella Foschi , a young Italian designer

MultiBook charger, clock, lamp

Besides being a beautiful piece of furniture also offers the feature on the charger and light source, now Elettrica Rotaliana has MultiBook .
The Italian company, a pioneer in the lighting field, explores the concept of multi-unit impeccable design, creating an object that has all the services of its predecessor (light and battery charger) by integrating it with a clock / LED calendar and card holder.

The collection " Valentina, the woman is mobile " was born in the theories of the Radical Design movement, which started in the ' 60 in Tuscany, before invading the rest of the world.
objects and products do not draw more in view of their mere function, but were transformed into real "emotional" in which encapsulate ideas, thoughts and desires that were, in particular, those of a generation .
This design became the first "radical" in the pioneers of this new thinking: groups Superstudio and Archizoom, Alessandro Mendini, Gaetano Pesce and Ettore Sottsass (Memphis) that joined other designers over the years.

Andy Warhol

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