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Designed by the Giancarlo Zema Design Group, the Ring Series of tables, chair and stools was commissioned by Giovannetti collections. The design forms a meeting point of the sculptural and functional elements that create storage space for small items…

In the age of electric kettles employing cold steel, a concept that employs ceramic is a breath of fresh air. And this is exactly what Gareth Battensby’s Hot Streak Kettle is all about. Traditional in its outlook and modern in its design, the Hot…

Whatever your take on the tech-loaded daily planners, a whiteboard holds a distinct charm and utility when it comes to leaving little reminders for self or others. It is hassle-free, cheap and quick. TaskWatch is an improvement on the traditional…

Everybody loves a good set of shelves holing up their goodies for display. But a lot of the times people find themselves getting bored of designs that remain rather monotonous installation onwards and offer the users no room for alterations and…

How big a moron do you have to be to sit in the snow while you have your lunch? Anyway, I think there are a lot of people out there who habitually make the unmindful mistake of sitting in the snow to have a snack when they go snowboarding. I personally.

You don’t necessarily have to be a total loon to seat on this stupendously designed sofa. Although tongues might surely wag if you decides to get something like this in your living room! The Twisted Sofa created by Nina Edwards Anker, the lead…

Juggler Coffee Table is a dream piece of furniture. It looks good, without overplaying on the ostentations, and yet provides for a degree of ease. This Italian beauty is characterized by twin glass tops, in between which are housed three colorful…

Water, the precious resource without which no life would exist is becoming precious by the day. You too can do your bit to save some water with the ECON. No, we aren’t talking about a rain water harvesting technique. We are talking about a design…

For people who like to add drama to their living spaces and like the décor of one room to stand in harmony with the adjacent one without contrasting too much, Japanese born and Barcelona-based product designer Hiroshi Tsunoda has come up with this…

I really didn’t understand why the designer of this thing decided to call it the U-Turn Sofa since it neither offers a turn-about nor does it look like a u-turn symbol! I guess its just one of those marketing tricks to lure people into purchasing…