What better way to keep little ones attention content for hours on end than with a perfectly proportioned workspace? [View More Photos at Inthralld.com]

Grace Seating is a minimalist design created by Milan-based designers Giopato & Coombes. Now in its second year of partnership with Living Divani, the Italian-British duo created a small collection of chairs that promote the interchangeability of upholstery within the same structure; the ability to differentiate the look of your environment quickly and easily.

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“Modified”, the coat hanger characterized by distortions of shape created by the Korean designer Taewoo Kim. Via THEmag.it
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“Torque”, the table created by Japanese designer Nobu Miake and presented at the SaloneSatellite in Milan. Via THEmag.it
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Playing up opposites like fire and ice, hot and cold really make this design stand out among others. [View More Photos at Inthralld.com]

This That Other improves upon an earlier collection by Diez for e15, Houdini. Both chairs are defined by their distinct and unusual geometries. The differences between the collections are evident in their magic names. Houdini, like its namesake Harry Houdini, is something of a one-off, a piece defined by the craftsman who masterfully produced it. This That Other’s connection to the card trick is equally apparent; the trick is well known, and repeatable. Like the trick, Diez’s new chair is infinitely replicable, having been optimized for industrial production. Diez evolved the existing style and hand crafting process of the Houdini chair, invested in tooling, and as a result these chairs are of a better quality and a much better price.

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Picnic Table is a minimalist design created by Argentina-based designer Federico Churba. The philosophy of his firm is to explore the world and learn from it. To be open to discovering materials, their properties, flaws and language. To question processes and ways of working. To get involved physically: to smell, see, touch, listen.

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Pasta collection, the series of iconic furniture inspired by the symbol of Italian food. Via THEmag.it
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This “Reflex Lens Stool” is a piece designed after an actual Canon camera lens. [View More Photos at Inthralld.com]