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Modern home designs

Asian-Inspired Modern Nordic Home With Luxury Touches

Asian-Inspired Modern Nordic Home With Luxury Touches
Villa Johansen, designed by Willa Nordic, is a great example of functional and practical design combined with Asian serenity. Starting from the garden that features an amazing pond it took its inspiration from the Japanese and Chinese cultures. The black and white facade provides the character to the house. The interior also features very light... 
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Chairs

Ultra Modern and Stylish Bar Stools That Remind Numbers

Ultra Modern and Stylish Bar Stools That Remind Numbers
These three bar stools are design concepts made by Bulgarian designer, Svilen Gamolov. They all remind different numbers and made in black and white color theme of fiberglass. They also have soft seats with a velvet upholsters. Their measurements are 86 cm x 56 cm x 54 cm (HxWxD). If you’re seek for a modern... 
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Tables

Transformable Coffee Tables That Can Become Cushioned Seats

Transformable Coffee Tables That Can Become Cushioned Seats
Aerialist is a set of versatile coffee tables which, with a turn of a lever, can easily flip to become a cushioned seat, tabletop, or a combination of both. It’s designed by Objeti and is part of their this year’s new products. The set consists of three tables: The Plane, The Line and The Point.... 
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Planters

Futuristic Alien-Like Planters – Golly Pods by Tend

Futuristic Alien-Like Planters – Golly Pods by Tend
Golly pods are unique crafted planters that are made either of wood or ceramic. They are designed by Tend in collabration with Jason Lane of Bells & Whistles. The planters are still in concept but looks like they will be ready to mass production very soon. They look like some futuristic alien-like space stations and... 
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Kitchen designs

Small Modular Kitchen for Very Small Spaces

Small Modular Kitchen for Very Small Spaces
This modular kitchen is created by German designers Kristin Laass and Norman Ebelt. Its prototypes were recently presented on DMY International Design Festival 2010. The main idea behind this kitchen is to fit to very small spaces without losing anything that usual kitchen have. The kitchen occupies only one square meter when closed and can... 
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