Tag Archives: modern furniture

Destination: bius, New Haven, CT

Written by Michele on September 14, 2012 — Leave a Comment

bius is the modern furniture design studio of Mary Little and Peter Wheeler. The company was established in London in 1997, where the team created imaginative furniture on commissions. They received acclaim throughout Europe, and found their most challenging commissions from clients in the USA. They moved to the states in 2001 and settled in [...]

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Design Meets Fashion: The Clear Trend

Written by Sara on June 20, 2012 — Leave a Comment

Lucite furniture has been on trend for awhile, and now there are the shoes to match. Designers are coming out with tons of new styles of clear clothing and furniture that is as sophisticated as it is fun. While clear shoes will always feel a bit 1980s to me, clear furniture–especially when paired with natural [...]

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Cheeky Boxes: A Modern Take On Storage & Shelving

Written by Sara on July 22, 2010 — 1 Comment

I saw these stackable shelving Cheeky Boxes on Blue Ant Studio and I was very excited to share them. Designed by Lucie Koldová, they are an amazingly flexible design where the units stack much like puzzle pieces, which allows for customization in terms of design and spatial allowance. I love the idea of them in a [...]