Magi is a practical solution for the storage of magazines. Its compact proportions and integral handle, allow it to be easily moved and placed against any wall or beside a chair or sofa.

Magi is a practical solution for the storage of magazines. Its compact proportions and integral handle, allow it to be easily moved and placed against any wall or beside a chair or sofa.

1. Choose your favourite artwork, find a suitable spot and attach the pattern sheet there to the wall or to a board with appropriate dimensions.
2. Check whether you have sufficient nails and hammer in each of the numbered dots of the choosen pattern a nail through the poster.
3. String a thread or yarn from nail to nail in order of the numbers on the poster.
4. Tear away the poster – smaller sections are removed easily with a pair of tweezers.
5. Take a few steps back and enjoy your own “Masterpiece”.

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PANEL is a multi-purpose, mobile object. Depending on its orientation – standing, lying or hanging – it becomes a partition, a table, or a roof. With each new position and function, its appearance and meaning within the room changes.
PANEL is part of LIVING-TOOLS, a series of performative furniture that lets you adjust a room´s interior to its changing utilization requirements.



I love this. Reminds me of primary and high school…. I was not the best gymnast, but I love this furniture by Zur schönen Linde. Browse through their website for other unique pieces.

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The balloon lamp by haoshi Design reminds us of all childish nostalgic things that still get us excited and smile.



“Designer Liam Mooney‘s latest design comes to life in a whimsical mobile installation at the iArt Project Gallery. The Balafon chair is the starting point of what Liam calls an exploration into a kinder and warmer way of working. ‘Le Corbusier famously said the house is a machine for living. Modernism has been over for many decades but we still imitate a style that no longer serves us’, says Liam. The form and construction of the Balafon chair is inspired by the West African balafon. The chair is designed around a single steel frame and can be configured in 4 different ways… Liam used epoxy coated mild steel and pine ply for the design. Visit iArt (now renamed Brundyn+Gonsalves) to see Liam’s show A House is not a Machine for Living at Wembley Square in Cape Town. The show ends 26 October 2011.
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I love the ‘Angerichtet’ (German for ‘served’) shelf by Caspar Huckfeldt – it’s obvious, it’s cool.



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I love beautiful gardens – my grandparents own a big botanical garden, so garden-love is in my blood. I like the idea of an inside vertical garden. Grow Collective offers inside gardens in South Africa.