Massproductions is a Stockholm based furniture company, run by designers
Chris Martin and
Magnus Elebäck. Massproductions develop high quality, tactile furniture in a modernist spirit. The brand has been on the Belgian market for about two year and their bestseller is the
Tio chair that I'll show here today.
If you are a bird lover like me and want to attract your feathered friends to your backyard in style, then you need to read about this slik looking Eva Solo Bird Table after the jump.
Time to go outside since it is summertime. Outdoor furniture has been gaining importance over the years. The garden becomes an extension of the house. Design plays an important role in this evolution. Design is a true vocation for
Alias, the brand of the chair we will talk about today.
With only a few more months to go it is time to start thinking about being outside until late at night. Mood plays an important role in that. Fire seems perfect for that, hence the trend of those outdoor fireplaces.
Even when it is still Winter outside it doesn't hurt to look a little bit ahead to what Summer could offer us. Summertime means spending a lot of time outdoors. Hopefully in the nicest possible way. One item that I wouldn't mind having in my garden right after the jump.
I don't have chickens myself (no garden yet), but if I did I would have the following item on my wish list. Most chicken coops are ugly and you would place them out of sight. Not the case with the nogg. Finally something that doesn't need to be tucked away.
INTERIEUR 2010, the international
Design Biennale closed its doors on Sunday evening of October 24th. I visited the fair a few days earlier and had a great time discovering inspiring designs. Geert & I arrived at 10am and had to rush the last two halls to get out by 6pm. New design experiences, that's what the 22nd edition of INTERIEUR 2010 offered the public.
You don't always have to own a big house to create a spacious feeling. It is always fascinating to see how architects are able to create something really cool with limited space. Just like designers, they are also problem solvers and have to work within boundaries. The house in this post is built on a 75 square meter small site.
I am on the lookout for a stylish outdoor thermometer. I thought this would be an easy task and that there would be an overwhelming amount of options available. Boy, was I wrong! Had to search really hard to find some stylish ones. I know that we live in a mass-produced world that doesn't always care for design aesthetics, but I never imagined it would this bad.
If it comes to promoting oneself, the Belgians aren't a match for the Dutch in my humble opinion. Don't know how that comes exactly, but one reason could be that there is a perception here that you can't be too successful and tell the world about what you do. If you do, there will be haters and the typical jealousy etc. That's why the following discovery made me happy with their different approach of turning the spotlight on our beautiful little country.
