Onion Suspension Light
Onion Suspension Light from LZF. Organic in its inspiration this lamp design is reminiscent of many natural forms: a flower, a buzzing fire-fly or perhaps an onion. The Onion looks to replicate the random charm of nature through a combination multi-layered wood veneer hoops and strips. The final creation is a collection of veneer hoops of different diameters and widths that are held together with a central metal rod.

Copeland Light
The Copeland Light™ from Knoll integrates design dexterity with workplace needs at an affordable price. Efficient use of materials, a pioneering spring mechanism and a novel dual-mode head create Copeland’s fluid movement and streamlined profile.

Florence Knoll Lounge Seating
Like so many of her groundbreaking designs that set the industry’s gold standard, Florence Knoll’s 1954 Lounge Collection has made it into the pantheon of modern classics. Consistent with all of Knoll‘s designs, the Lounge Collection has a spare, angular profile that reflects the objective perfectionism of modern design in the early 1960′s.

Follea // Your desire – our aspiration @ 100BestFlashWebsites
Women love to play, reinvent themselves, switch personalities. Mysterious or exuberant, reserved or sexy, natural or sophisticated. Having fun is a way of life. Being different, a game.
Most of all, every woman wants to look beautiful, feel desirable and radiate confidence. That’s why nature gave her beautiful hair to tell the world who she is, or who she wants to be.
Lady in the forest (by Felix Antoima)
This creative photographer once again shares with us a fragment of his creativity mixed with imagination brought to life, not to mention the natural beauty of venezuelan femmes.
silent as usual the trees hid between their branches their share of memories, wishes and myths; all of them hard to believe by humans living in the outskirts. it hid a muse that made rivers of light among the woods to travel to the hidden world behind the moon / Los árboles, mudos como de costumbre, escondían entre sus ramas gran cantidad de recuerdos, deseos, mitos; todos difíciles de creer por los humanos que vivían a la periferia. escondía una musa que hacía ríos de luz entre los bosques para poder ir al mundo oculto detrás de la Luna.
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