Insipred by the oak barrels from cellars in Finger Lake, a talented woodworker Vincent Chicone created a Don Vino Table designed for Chicone Cabinetmakers. Found on HomeQn, the table has a highly elegant appearance. Blending tradition with modernity, Don Vino Wine Table comes with a solution for stylishly housing 16 of the best bottles a connoisseur wishes to put on display. When “filled up”, this product will have such an intriguing look, that it will certainly become the focal point of any living room. Interesting to observe from above, but also laterally, the vintage-inspired design is nothing less than charming. The total height of the table is 21 inches (53.3 cm), which makes it adaptable to a large variety of interiors. Being custom hand-built, the product’s price reaches $2400.

This EVA Chair for Kids was created by Japanese design group h220430 .Here is the short description about the chair design:

People can absorb many things efficiently during their childhood. Therefore, it is preferable that people should touch superior designs for fostering a rich sensibility during their childhood. However, unfortunately superior designs are not rarely utilized for child products. We consider that a design would be necessary for children who will form or create the future. Therefore, EVA chair is the chair for those children.

It can be completed just by rolling up a piece of board and fastening it with a string. Because it can be returned to a planar shape easily, it can be stored even in small space. It also can save energy and cost at the time of shipment. The material EVA that is used to build this chair is lightweight and holds a rich flexibility, superior durability, and various color variations. If the material accidentally enters into a mouth by any chance, it will be still safe so it is a good material for children. In addition, with consideration of the material for high recyclability, no dioxin generation, and environmentally friendly, the material is suitable for children who play an important role in the future. We certainly wish that children can foster their flexible imagination and build a rich and enjoyable life with this EVA chair.

Some interesting photos of David Giammetta’s designs have just been unveiled. The photos show how a 1968 vespa can be so useful for work station. Here are the photos and information: “When people hear the Italian word Vespa, it’s instantly associated with Piaggio scooters. The word actually means ‘wasp’ and was used by Enrico Piaggio for his scooters when they first appeared in 1942, because of their appearance and the buzzing noise that the two stroke engine created. Tougher emission laws and the push to “go green” have made it increasingly difficult for classic automotive owners to maintain their pride and joy on the roads of today. Instead of sending rusty Vespa’s to the trash pile, I have found a more creative solution: turn the iconic scooter into functional pieces of designer furniture! The donor for my furniture project was a 1968 Vespa sprint that was beyond restoration, making it the perfect candidate. I feel that this was a more honorable fate than the scrap metal yard. I have tried to retain the traditional characteristics of the classic icon by converting the back half into a functional work station, complete with adjustable laptop stand.

ANN GRIM Furniture recently designed unusual looking coffee table. This design celled Close & Personal.  the product seems to disobey various rules, including gravity ones. Here is a short Here is the short description from the project developers:

This coffee table, made by the French designer Ann Grim’, plays a major role in the “neoclassic design” movement. It’s a surprising asymmetrical table with a one-spiral leg made with assembled little square. Easy to maintain, this exceptional piece could bring race, elegance, character and modern in any interior.

This Pandora cabinet really draws the world.The inspiration is full color, make your room looks alive and fresh. Each piece of the modular storage system has a fascinating appeal and putting them all together can create interesting storage units, personalized to your own choosing. The international operating design studio Sander Mulder has described the Pandora Cabinets as:

“inspired by the wonderful colour mosaics that sprout to life in every harbor and container terminal the world around. The individual pieces can be stacked and rotated around in endless (colour-) combinations, to create your personal container terminal for all domestic storage uses.”

Maurizio Galante and Tal Lancman created an impressive armchair design called Louis XV goes to Sparta for Italian manufacturer Cerruti Baleri. This design is really fit for your minimalist living rooms. Here is the short description from the designers, the chair’s framework is composed of a plywood structure and CFC-free soft polyurethane foam, with an internal dacron cover and separate seating cushion made of polyurethane. The piece is then upholstered with an external cover made of 100% silk that is finished with a photographic print of carrara marble. Louis XV comes in three marble tattoo versions: carrara, which is currently in production, along with portasanta and grande antico. With an impressive appearance, this armchair can be placed in a minimalist contemporary living rooms.

This Snoopy armchair made by ISKOS — BERLIN is designed specifically for Danish manufacturer, Versus.

Here is the short description from the designers:

“We wanted to design a compact but comfortable “family” of sofas that harked back to classic soft furniture styles – especially to the post WW2 period”.

SNOOPY’s sculptural language is simple and clear. There are just two elements – a horizontal “pillow” for a seat and a vertical “duvet” at the back that wraps around the seat, embracing it from the sides.

Upholstery details – marked piping is used to accentuate its shape in a natural way, giving it an easily recognizable design “signature”.

Description from the designer:

Inspiration for this two-piece furniture was an object from everyday life: The bottle corks. Simple and aesthetically it rotates out of the bottle, and simple and aesthetically should be the principle of “SCREW”.

Obvisiously, “Screw” is based on the principle of screwing. The new interpretation of the screw makes the height adjustment self-explanatory and easy. By the apparent leadership of the screw thread, the refined combination comes into focus. Made from a high-quality steel pipe, the frame is an exciting contrast to the cork material from which the body is made. The massive Korkzylinder is light in this combination and because of its unique features provides a comfortable seating experience.

I am sure this cabinet will be really fit for your minimalist house because it is simple and unique. It looks great to be placed on the corner of your house. This design was created by Swedish designer Jessika Källeskog of CONTOUR , called the Surface Cabinet.

Here is the description from the designer:

With an appearance of simplicity and sculptural influences, continuous lines develop planes into three-dimensional artifacts. A boundless Collection of Furniture that includes Surface Lounge Table and Surface Cabinet as a continuation of the Cut tables.

The form conceptually derives from a square plane surface; folded by a soft curved division, resulting in a development of concave and convex shapes connecting the front and the left side of the cabinet; provoking a living bulging shape in a harmonic wave.