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Best Furniture, Product and Room Designs of October 2014

Best Furniture, Product and Room Designs of October 2014
Here are some best product and furniture designs which were covered on DigsDigs during October 2014. If you’ve missed them than don’t hesitate to check them out. Don’t forget to check out best house and apartment designs of October 2014 too. 30 Cozy Thanksgiving Front Door Décor Ideas 38 Stunning Christmas Front Door Décor Ideas 
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Mid-century home designs

Mid-Century Modern Residence With A Perforated Brick Wall

Mid-Century Modern Residence With A Perforated Brick Wall
Internal lighting glows through the perforated brick wall of this Melbourne home by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects, which was designed as an abstraction of a typical Victorian-era residence. Perforated bricks backed with opaque glazing create glowing sections at night, while black steel grating allows passersby to catch glimpses of the kitchen and TV room. The... 
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Modern home designs

Modern Residence With Practically Organized Interiors

Modern Residence With Practically Organized Interiors
Located in Milan, Italy, Casa con Dependance by Disegnoinopera is a modern residence with a casual yet sophisticated design and décor. There are no dead spaces here, and every little area has a function. The interior is modern and eye-catching, with simple yet beautiful details. The sitting area is a very organized space, where everything... 
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Luxury home designs

Luxury Villa Chameleon With A Glossy White Interior

Luxury Villa Chameleon With A Glossy White Interior
Think absolute luxury, astonishing sea views and exquisite location as it’s villa Chameleon in Palma de Mallorca! The house boasts a flawless glossy white interior, which can be nicely illuminated in different colors, depending on your mood, or you can just highlight specific corners of the house. The main house comprises a spacious living room,... 
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Sofa

Colorful And Vital Patchwork Moon Sofa

Colorful And Vital Patchwork Moon Sofa
This sofa is so unusual! Moon by Gatis Jansons is an incredibly comfortable, easy to transform and multifunctional sofa made from reprocessed materials – wood and fabric. Why moon? Because the designer is Latvian, and in Latvian mythology the moon symbolizes changeable life, circular movement and feedback. Generations change but nothing stops. The peculiar thing... 
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Furniture Wardrobes

Scando Oak Collection Of Random Sized Wood Blocks

Scando Oak Collection Of Random Sized Wood Blocks
Voluminous wooden pieces look very original and attract attention, especially if they are naturally finished and the wood structure can be seen. The Scando Oak Collection by Domus Arte is made from cultivated oak forests and uses clean simple silhouettes to achieve an almost woven effect. With push pull opening mechanisms, the collection allows the... 
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Beds Decorating

10 Simple Ideas To Refresh The Foot Of Your Bed

10 Simple Ideas To Refresh The Foot Of Your Bed
The foot of the bed can be a high-traffic area. Sometimes there are space constraints, so consider your own room, then check out these ideas for fresh foot-of-the-bed style. 1. Trunk. If you are nostalgic about old-school storage styles, a trunk might be for you. Dual-functioning trunks are great for extra blankets or as makeshift... 
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Chairs

Funky Beat Hide Silhouette Stool With A Storage Space

Funky Beat Hide Silhouette Stool With A Storage Space
Beat hide Silhouette is a funny stool with a storage space designed by Lucia Otero. Black and white are classical colors but a silhouette that decorates the stool makes it funky. There are silhouettes of a person who is talking, who is indifferent, who is flirting and many others. The stool is not just a... 
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Lamps

Folded Lighting Collection Inspired By Origami Art

Folded Lighting Collection Inspired By Origami Art
Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, which started in the 17th century AD at the latest and was popularized outside of Japan in the mid-1900s. This art inspired Israeli product designer Ariel Zuckerman for creating an interesting lighting collection called Folded. The designer applied the techniques such as folding, stretching and twisting,... 
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Lamps

Reinterpreted Japanese Rice Paper Lanterns – Rituals By Foscarini

Reinterpreted Japanese Rice Paper Lanterns – Rituals By Foscarini
Foscarini is a brand that creates cool lighting and it continues to surprise us! Today it’s a lamp collection called Rituals – various forms of frosted blown glass seem randomly arranged and harmonize exactly due to being together. Japanese rice paper lamps inspired these pieces and have been completely reinterpreted into something more modern but... 
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