Curved product design

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, creating perfectly spaced lines that make the sand look like water. The Dune mouse mimics that too, with a set of laser-cut acrylic sheets connected together but spaced apart, creating the Gestalt of continuity that makes it look like a wireless mouse. Read More.

The unique curved wooden detail in the chair is probably its most important feature, and also the most interesting one. The curved form supports the multifunctionality of the design, and also adds an also poetic form to it. At first glance, the & Chair may look like a simple wooden furniture design, which it is, but it’s also much more. VIEW MORE NOW!

The MAISON&OBJET trade show, a must for the fall season, presented from September 8 to 12 the new brands, editors and designers of the moment.

JOIN, a designer/maker collective exhibited one-of-a-kind designs that revolved around a common theme, size restriction, and single material use.

SpHaus will have some new ceramics launching this year, including this Eero Saarinen vase . Yum.

The Pelican low coffee table by German furniture designer Deniz Aktay is an interesting design that impresses us with its art and creativity. Pelican evokes memories of art sculptures as it is created using a single piece of metal stripe. It appears somewhat inspired by the color of the Pelican’s beak. The metal stripe is artfully bent in an hourglass-like shape at the bottom which stands stably on the ground without any additional support.

A modern bridge-inspired coffee table is made using traditional wood bending techniques and was designed by Juhani Horelli.

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World is moving towards innovative and aesthetically pleasing furniture items. The Tadashi Side Table by Deniz Aktay’s appears to be two hollow cubes intersecting. There is no curve, but the lines and edges offer different surfaces, creating a space for your books, knickknacks, and your pets or you use it to store cushions, pillows, and blankets.