The Japanese believe a tree acts as a link between the heavens above and the earth below. These trees can get a second life as furniture which brings that same feeling to our homes. The Kyoto Stool by The Twig Co. ($175) was designed in this spirit. In creating this stool they’ve paid meticulous attention to details through simplicity, waste-reduction, and joinery. They start each stool from a large piece of lumber which is dissected, hand-planed and shaped into the individual pieces. The stools can be purchased in either solid walnut or cherry, and each is hand-finished in tung oil.
Introducing one of the world’s largest 3D printed project. The Sofa So Good by Janne Kyttanen ($NFS) is a modern marvel of engineering. Looking as though it should be on display at an exclusive art exhibition. It was printed on a 3D Systems ProX 950 and coated in high-polish copper and chrome. This innovative design, […]