Moisés Hernández

Moisés Hernández is a Mexican product designer and these are his watercolour dipped, ash birds.

Mat Szulik

Mat Szulik is a product designer from Rybnik in Poland, Polywood is a project has been developing conceptual wood toys based on digital polygons. 

Santini Basra

This is Santini Basra's graduation project fro product design at Glasgow School of Art. Where he concentrated on storytelling as a marketing method, creating monsters to sell beer and tourism on the island of Arran. No it's not furniture, but I loved the tools for creating fake monster proof.

Harriet Barker

I am exploring New Designers and have discovered the work of Harriet Barker who has just graduated from Staffordshire University in Product Design
Harriet uses a variety of layered,recycled materials (wood,leather,paper and card) then decorates them using a laser cut/etched pattern.
I like the idea of these techniques being used on larger pieces of furniture, Harriet has been using these as lamp designs.

Lina Marie Koppen I

Peep through the door at the intriguing and thought provoking work of Lina Marie Koppen.

We label everything people, objects knowledge take a close up of any of these images the bristles, a section of handle and you would guess 'Brush!' remove the label and rethink, it could be different  . . . it could be something else, same elements but different function.
Lina's website has lots of wisdom and lots of inspiration and hints on how to Learn to Unlearn.

Stanley Ruiz

Stanley Ruiz is a multi-disciplinary designer and artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Working in the field of product and furniture design, exhibition design, crafts, ceramics, and interactive media.

Colum Keller

I am still relaxing so I thought I would show you this wonderful laid back mirror, 'Made by Eimear' designed by Colum Keller. Inspired by his little sister playing in the bathroom pretending to be a diva, Colum wanted to create furniture that captured his sisters playful charm. Happy New Year.

Danny Kuo

I Love clever design. Danny Kuo has combined the notion of a staircase and a tall boy and these are his unique solutions of such a partnership of function.