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.

Some design photos of the Cóm-oda from Spanish design studio Mr. Simon has recently unveiled. These photos from the designer could not express the complexity of this piece, but will give you the basic idea about its functions: “Cóm-oda is a set of folding chairs that, when they are not in use, they form a new element of furniture. In this way we try to give them another function and take advantage of those chairs that spend most of the time folded and hidden in any corner of the house.” Launched during the Valencia Disseny Week 2011 last week, the Cóm-oda will attract admiration for both the concept and the result. Here are a few words about the design studio: “Mr. Simon is a character made ??up of all the ideas and efforts of the members of the team. He is the one in charge; he makes all the decisions and determines what’s on. Mr. Simon focuses his efforts exclusively on developing graphic and product design projects, working with professionals from other disciplines if the project requires it. Its aim is to carry out projects based on a solid concept, considering that aesthetics are also important. Giving a simple and synthetic approach, continuous research is crucial to produce a good design. Mr. Simon uses experimentation as a tool to explore new forms of communication.”