Acrylic product design

Seoul-based Sohyun Yun is first and foremost an advocate for what she calls "intuitive" design — work that looks and feels like it wants to be looked at and felt.

Gradient glass tables and lighting designed by Sevval Kalaycikli of Studio Monsoleil who primarily uses glass as her material of choice.

Ulrike Jurklies, of mo man tai, created side tables inspired by leftover plastics that are generated when the color process machine is set with a new dye.

Our favorite color of late is hyper blue—a totally bold, totally approachable color—so here's how we're working it into every room

If you're going for a truly eye-catching modern design, it's alarmingly easy to get into the thousands on that one item alone. Fear not style mavens, a striking piece of furniture on a budget is possible. Here, 12 seriously cool coffee tables, all under $300.

'shibafu table' is constructed from 56 slender colored acrylic sticks randomly arranged into a piece of transparent acrylic, creating an aesthetic, reminiscent of a colorful shibafu or lawn.

Raw Color's latest project, a series of acrylic boxes whose multicolored planes intersect and blend into one other, is one of their best to date.

Dutch Invertuals has invited 45 of the designers it has worked with over the past nine years to reveal more than 800 objects from their archives.

Artist Felipe Pantone explores themes of the ephemeral and permanence with a kinetic sculpture, 'Subtractive Variability', that makes color flow like time.

acrylic games

Have scraps of 2x4's laying around? Use them to make wood block floating picture frames as gifts for Christmas. Lumber and plexiglass are basically all you need.

Tokyo-based designer Emmanuelle Moureaux designed furniture and other pieces using a variety of colorful acrylic materials. The designs have a touch of

Composed of multiple slats of carved acrylic stacked together, the Dune mouse is incredibly eye-catching... but is it ergonomic? Designed by the Fabio Verdelli | Design Studio, the Dune wireless mouse takes its inspiration from the dunes that form on the sands of majestic deserts. Wind pushes the sand into ripples that stretch for miles,

Natalia Phillips of Glassmateria uses a fused glass technique to create these slim glass vases that add color and texture to any table or shelf.

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Ulrike Jurklies, of mo man tai, created side tables inspired by leftover plastics that are generated when the color process machine is set with a new dye.

Saerom Yoon's Crystal Series_ Vase (Shimmering Lake of Flowers at Dusk) series explores dyed acrylic as if it were glowing evening light hitting the surface of a lake.