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Organized Chaos

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This artistic twist on the credenza ditches the doors for an entirely new way of storing and securing your stuff! Titled “Chaos”, it earns its namesake from the Chaos Theory from which it was inspired. It’s seemingly random, yet entirely intentional.

Its permeable and elastic bands can store books, computer and other objects, while inviting the user to interact with the credenza in an entirely new way. Its unique composition forms an alternative facade that allows you to view objects stored in a fragmented way.

Designer: Alessandro Criscito

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A Cringeworthy Cabinet

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Whatever this cabinet did to deserve those lashings must’ve been REALLY BAD! At once dark and playful, the Black Scars cabinet tells a story with its artistic sculptural form that celebrates the unique qualities of wood. Though it looks soft and fleshy, it’s made from solid oxidized oak adorned with brass legs and leather handles. It’s a cleverly crafted centerpiece that’s sure to be a conversation starter in any room.

Designer: Alon Dodo

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Anthropomorphic Furniture

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From mustachioed wall clocks to hatted lamps and grinning nightstands, DAM & Friends’ collection of home furnishings includes pieces with personality each their own! Crafted using traditional Portuguese techniques, each playful piece has a story to tell about the culture. See the full collection and be one of the first to own one of these DAM products!

Designer: DAM & Friends

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Beneath the Cambium Layer

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This expertly crafted collection of furnishings takes inspiration from the way in which trees grow, celebrating the tree as both a material and living organism. The ever changing seasonal growth patterns and unique knots change the structure of the wood in subtle ways- this is reflected in the nuance details of each unique piece. The use of a coopering technique can be seen throughout the body of work as a construction method that directly mimics natural growth. The result is an aesthetic of craftsmanship and Danish Modern design paired with raw, organic shapes and textures.

Designer: George Dubinsky of Edgewood Made

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Furniture for Plants

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The inspiration behind the O furniture series came from our human tendency to sporadically place plants and pots at home and was crafted with a top surface perfect for containing these plants. The shallow, sunken top is lined with handcrafted ceramic vessels of different size, balancing and softening the rigid geometry of the console and credenza. Maybe you’re not a fan of indoor plants- the unique structure offers an unusual way of storing a multitude of items from books to knick knacks.

Designer: JiB Design Studio

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