I’m not a huge Passover fan but when Sahar introduced me to his Volcano I have to admit I loved it! Volcano is a unique Passover plate made of delicate glass plates set in a specially treated silicon sheet resembling a traditional white tablecloth. This is a surprising piece, binding tradition with innovative …
At first I planed to show you this lovely illustration by the talented Laliv. But, when I started digging I found out that Laliv is the one behind Wire blooms. Your cables won’t look any chicer than this! Laliv also has her own Etsy Shop.
I wish I could be a fly on the wall at Racheli C. Sharfstein and Inbal Gil’s studio. For all you coffee lovers, this is a link for you. www.oogazone.com
I didn’t think recycled objects can look so chic! The guys from Ubico studio say that their materials come from dumpsters, construction sites and the streets of Tel Aviv. Their work is about urban gathering and reclaiming. I think it’s time for me to start opening my eyes for new possibilities! www.studioubico.com …
I adore this dog shaped lamp! It’s no surprise that it comes from Studio OOGA :) You can buy one for yourself here. www.oogazone.com
I first saw Naama’s objects here. She designs furniture using disposed objects. “Initially I decided to explore my surroundings and search for disposed objects as the base materials for my work. I was wandering around the city, visiting construction sites and peeking into containers. In my expedition I discovered that people throw away …
What an innovative idea! The girls reused plastic shutters that have been discarded and gave them second life. FYI, tris is a shutter in hebrew. www.kulladesign.com
What do you think about this smart hanger?! Love the fact that it consists two hanging options: When closed, it’s a hook rack and when open, it’s an ordinary hanger. www.shulab.com
I just love Yaarit’s Cubed drawers! What a great idea to conceal the existence of the drawers! Yaarits says that “The furnishings were born from the desire to create objects that reflect a different approach and a unique aesthetic”. Well, I have to say that she did an excellent job! www.yaaritmechany.com …
Yael Mer and her husband Shay Alkalay are the couple behind Raw-Edges. Since their graduation show at the Royal College of Art in 2006, they have received several highly respected awards and I have to tell you I can see why! They make furniture design look so fun! When I visited their web …