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Furniture

Bonsai Seating Collection That Reminds Of Bushes And Shrubs

Bonsai Seating Collection That Reminds Of Bushes And Shrubs
Japanese culture and traditions get into our lives: we watch anime cartoons, eat sushi and use minimalist style in décor, which originally appeared in Japan. Today’s furniture collection that I’d like to tell you about is also influenced by Japan, to be precise, by Japanese bonsai gardens. Claesson Koivisto Rune reflects Japanese gardens in bonsai... 
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Kate
Bathroom Appliances

Sculptural And Eye-Catching Waterdream Faucet Collection

Sculptural And Eye-Catching Waterdream Faucet Collection
The Waterdream collection is a range of unusual faucets by bathroom brand Axor in collaboration with architects and designers. Water Steps allows the stream to tumble through a series of sculptural bowls using the flow of water as a decorative element. Adjaye’s concept, Ritual, intends to frame the flow of water within a bronze channel... 
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Best of the Month

Best House and Apartment Designs of March 2016

Best House and Apartment Designs of March 2016
Here are some best house and apartment designs which was covered on DigsDigs during March 2016. If you’ve missed them than don’t hesitate to check them out. Modern Reinterpretation Of A Traditional Romanian House Azuris Ocean House For Indoor And Outdoor Living 
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Pet friendly ideas

Cute Cat Study House Of Bamboo And Cloth

Cute Cat Study House Of Bamboo And Cloth
The ‘cat study house’ is a small private space for your pet. Designed by japanese DIY label, the 41st century, the humble structure is made from a bamboo framework, connected by durable acrylic and copper joints; while the shelter itself is sewn from a washable canvas cloth – so easy to clean! Conceived not only... 
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Bathroom Appliances Kitchen Appliances

Kitchen And Bathroom Trend: 31 Flowing Faucets

Kitchen And Bathroom Trend: 31 Flowing Faucets
Sinuous shapes with sweeping curves characterize these contemporary faucets. Taking inspiration from a swan’s elegant form, Brizo’s Vuelo faucet features an arched profile, available in their new polished chrome, matte white finishes with plenty of additional configurations including their high-rise, pull-out design. Drawing inspiration from the movement of water, British tap manufacturer Triflow has teamed... 
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Desks

Hard Worker Dream: Nap Desk With A Sleeping Space

Hard Worker Dream: Nap Desk With A Sleeping Space
Have you ever felt like a short nap was all you needed to make your workday bearable? In Japan it’s even considered that if you feel sleepy at work, then you a hard worker. Greek design company Studio NL brings us this nap desk, a piece of furniture that functions as a desk and sleeping... 
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Wood house designs

Chalet Forestier Open To The Surrounding Nature

Chalet Forestier Open To The Surrounding Nature
The client’s requirements for a secondary residence in the Eastern townships of Quebec were modest; an easy-to-maintain residence with spaces largely open to the surrounding nature. A large volume composed of three programmatic subspaces – parent/living, loggia and children – requires its residents to step outside in spite of the harsh winter climate in order... 
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Clocks

Color-House: Modern Take On A Traditional Cuckoo Clock

Color-House: Modern Take On A Traditional Cuckoo Clock
Designer-maker Pedro Mealha has created Color-House, a modern cuckoo clock inspired by the original Black Forest cuckoo clocks. An added bonus to this design is that it’s equipped with a light sensor, so at night when there is no light, the little bird doesn’t come out and chirp. It has a black frame complemented by... 
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Outdoor furniture

Kodama Zome: Geometric Hangout To Share With Friends

Kodama Zome: Geometric Hangout To Share With Friends
Hanging seating pods are super actual right now, so have a look at Kodama Zome, a trendy modern geometric piece. The term was first coined in 1968 by Steve Durkee who was inspired by the shapes of a zonohedron. The first hanging Zome was recently introduced, with the name Kodama coming from tree spirits that... 
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