Showing posts with label fireplace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fireplace. Show all posts

Monday, January 19, 2009

TREE BY SNODEVORMGEVERS




Snodevormgevers (loosely translated as 'sly designers'), a two person design bureau from Eindhoven in the Netherlands, just sent us images of products they put up at the exhibition Stuffed as part of the Dutch Design Week 2008. These products include the Tree trunk stools, Tree trunk liquor cabinet and Tree trunk fireplace. All products are made from steel plate and assume their shapes by a self developed folding process, giving each item it's own unique shape.


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Friday, December 5, 2008

Fun on a Friday: Warm and Cozy

It's cold, snowy and we are into winter in full force here in Michigan so when we saw these fun and creative fireplaces, we just knew they were perfect for a warm and cozy Fun on a Friday post. These two wall-mount fireplaces designed by the French company, Arkiane, are energy efficient as well as inspiring. Their beautiful shapes are inspired by ancient Incan gods and the vitality of fire, but we love the fact their shape is just so interesting and unique.

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Friday, September 12, 2008

FIREPLACE BY TAKUYA NIIMI



Although living in Southeast Asia means we don't need a fireplace in our homes, I can't help desiring this unusual hanging fireplace by Takuya Niimi.


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Monday, March 17, 2008

The Coffee Table Fireplace

It's still cold here in Michigan - another chance for snow today! So, we are still loving the idea of a fireplace that's actually green and a cool design statement to boot. The Planika Fires line of fireplaces are fueled by Fanola, a renewable green biofuel that is free of fumes and smoke. The great design element? A fireplace that goes where ever you go. Built into tables, end tables (some with wheels!) and even an outdoor "jar" this will keep you warm indoors and out.


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Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Pellet Stoves


I have been big fan of pellet stoves as an alternative heating source for a while, but had yet to come across interesting designs until I stumbled across these two stoves by Ken Okuyama.




As stoves and fireplaces usually occupy such a prominent position in a room, form becomes as important as function. It is refreshing to finally see a more contemporary design (above left) that could be used in a minimalist setting. Read More..