Home Furniture Ideas

Cathedral side table designed by Nobu Miake with inspiring Gothic architecture. This side table made ??of plywood that is combined with two types of metal fitting. This is an idea about the value of modern design and stunning interior fashion. It is suitable placed in a contemporary home. All the power of applying to the structure will be directed towards the center. Balance and strength table top priority in the manufacture of this furniture. For more details, you can see the brief description below of the architect.

Description from Nobu Miake of Design Soil:
“CATHEDRAL” is a low table inspired by Gothic architectures.  It consists of molded plywood and two types of metal fitting.  Although the parts themselves have only limited strength, once they are assembled into a complete structure, all the force applying onto the structure will be redirected towards the center, and hence gives it stability and strength.

This wooden table made ??by American design studio Fort Standard. It may seem simple and traditional, but it has a beauty of a blend of wood and marble. The engineer put the concept of minimalism and strong for furniture. Side table made ??of teak wood and marble slabs. Foot of the table may look less convincing, but underneath there is a strong marble weights. Apart from materials that have high quality, foundation side table to interact with one another to create functional pieces of furniture. For more details, you can see from the following exposure to the designer.

Description from the Fort Standard:

The Teak and Marble parts, which compose the tables, rely on each other’s inherent material qualities in order to function as a unit. The CNC Water-jet stone provides a solid foundation-giving rise to the table’s wood surface and support structure that is crafted using traditional wood working techniques and joinery. The tables are designed with the intention to speak to the fact that the lighter wood framework is rendered helpless without its weighty stone counterparts and vice versa.