Ay Papi! Loopita Bonita!!


Victor Aleman, a talented designer from Mexico created this roller coaster type chaise for Kerozene Design. It took more than three years of development and tests and prototypes before it was put in production. Made from a single piece of red oak, the Loopita is covered in high density foam for comfortable seating. The two opposing end points makes for a great floor level chaise.

Loopita by Victor Aleman

VISP coat stand


Seen at the Stockholm furniture fair. Staffan Holm of design collective Bla Station, was inspired by an old kitchen whisk and the spiral shape in general for this coat stand. Check the web for stockists.

VISP by Staffan Holm for Bla Station

Trompe l’Oeil doors by Martin Margiela


Maison Martin Margiela created this fantastic door sticker. A while back actually, and it has been featured in quite a bit of magazines already, but I absolutely love it.   . The door is printed in real size on adhesive fabric and goes on your wall to create a great trick of the mind. They are not cheap, around 450 euros, but are sure to make for a great feature in your home.

Martin Margiela Trompe l'Oeil

Sleeping Dogs


This table could not be more impractical but it’s stunning. The oak surface has been cut with graphic patterns that were painted bright red. It comes in orange and smoked black too, but the red is by far the best. German based design collective Sleeping Dogs also created a bed with the same pattern but that is, in my humble opinion, horrendous.

Deep Oak, by Sleeping Dog