Surrealist furniture

Despite the advent of e-books, many of us still value the tactile experience of flipping through a paper book. These creative bookshelves, then, are the perfect places to store our collections of little literary treasures.

They produce legends - and are themselves a legend. In Spanish, you don't need anything more than two letters: BD. Meaning, Ediciones de Diseño Barcelona. They boldly cross the borders between art and design, just as the designers of their products did. And when big names, stories and emotions are involved, objects become unforgettable.

Austria-based designer David Pompa has designed a collection of office furniture called Surreal Minimalism. The collection comprises eight chairs constructed from different combinations of metal bases and upholstered seats. "These chairs are a response to mental and physical needs of people in their office environment," says Pompa."These chairs are a response to mental and physical

Alan Gwizdowski defines himself as Photographer and Director of Photography, but today we are going to see some of his woodworking projects. We have no idea if his work was inspired by the famous surrealist artist Salvador Dali, but they are very reminiscent of some of his work. Lovely sculptures that have very functional applications. Mirrors. Mirror Detail. Mirror. Wine Caddy. Wine Caddy. Beer Caddy. Beer Caddy. Tablet Stand. Tablet Stand. Tablet Stand.

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A collection of past works in furniture

Amsterdam-based designer Sebastian Brajkovic’s (previously) distorted sculptural forms look as though traditional French furniture has been pulled through a time loop. Brajkovic’s work—part furniture, part sculpture—explores the process of distorting interior designs and the effect his skewed pieces have on human perception and emotion. Brajkovic’s interest in distorting interior objects such as tables and chairs originated in childhood where he began experimenting in fine art before…

Even today, in this era of "nothing shocks us anymore", Dalì still manages to get an eyebrow raise out of me. The man is endlessly fascinating and just when I think I've seen all his work, up pops another thing I never knew he did. Just this morning, I found a clip of a dream sequence he created for

Ben Branagan’s collages are like a home furniture catalog designed by Magritte.

‘PRETTYPRETTY’ is Viennese design studio Kabiljo Inc.‘s collection of “pretty heads to sit on”: a range of chairs, poufs and bar stools, each adorned with a set of luscious locks. The project invites the viewer to reflect on the sensuality and desire flowing through everyday life. Kabiljo Inc. takes an innovative, experiential approach to design, […]