WOWBOW’s 'Mija' (Mee-Haa) is a range of stylish contemporary pet accessories. The beds are crafted from 10mm thick acrylic plus furnished with luxury faux suede cushions.
Created London-based designer plus dog owner Kim Bull got her design idea when she got sick of pooch beds emblazoned in predictable plaids otherwise tacky paw prints.
You can visit WowBow online at www.wowbow.co.uk and you can purchase the Mija range from the excellent www.pid.se
I love the vermicular undulating curves of this lounge chair by Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen for the Danish interior design company HAY.
Entitled “Blow”, the chair is made from polyurethan foam and is available in Grey, Army Green and Aubergine – one of my favourite colour palettes at the moment.
Available from PID
The MT2 Soft is Designed Ron Arad and is manufactured by Driade. This larger sibling of the MT1 armchair features an orange polyethylene core with black fabric cover (also available in white).
Visit Driade online at www.driade.com
Simple, sleek, modern and available in black or white colour options. Black is the colour to go for if you want to suggest luxury or expense (Or so studies tell us) and it certainly looks great here. It might be a touch masculine for some, but personally being a big fan of all things monochrome I love it.
This "Fly" washbasin is by GSG, you can view their range online at www.ceramicagsg.it
This marvelously delicate design fulfills all the criteria a fan needs to, while also giving that special touch to any room. It derives its ethereal form from the manner of its construction: Fabric is quite simply placed over a thin spring wire. In this way room for a bulb is created in the corpus. In line with its delicate frame the light is very soft and gentle. As a fan the design functions extremely well in dispelling air. The number of revolutions and the light are regulated by remote control.
Visit serien.lighting online at www.serien.com
The Asteroids Video-game was a smash hit for Atari back in 1979 with its iconic spinning triangle vs 2D "asteroids". This multifaceted lamp by Innermost in the UK captures that classic vector design in a super cool light. The plastic version (The original was glass) is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Only a designer with a true passion for tea could create a teapot as beautiful as this, the Sorapot. Joey Roth, entranced by the unfurling of tealeaves, designed the Sorapot to emphasise this process so you may enjoy the small details. Sorapot suspends the process of tea making in a glass tube a few centimeters above your tabletop. Unlike standard teapots that confine tealeaves in a small mesh basket, your leaves will have full run of Sorapot's interior as they unfurl and change the hot water into tea. You might even see a tea-colored shadow cast by sunlight that passes through the tube and comes to rest in a gossamer puddle on your table. A beautiful contemporary addition to any table.
Sorapot is available in the UK to pre-order from February from www.joeyroth.com/sorapot.
Digetex is a Bury-based company specialising in bespoke home textiles and wallcoverings. Whether choosing wallcoverings, murals or personalised wallpaper, they utilise the latest technology to create a unique environment of inspiring and innovative interior design. Use your own image or choose from an archive of over 7,000 designs. Shown here is the Graffiti mural for £21 per sqm, part of their latest range, a look which is less damaging and more attractive than the aftermath of a teenage MySpace party.
Visit Digetex online at www.digetex.com
Created by designer Edoardo Carlino the High fidelity Canopy or Hi-Can for short. Manufactured by Deta, this most modern of beds allows you to watch movies, listen to music and surf the internet on a huge screen in bed. In fact you can control pretty much all the funtions of your room or home without ever getting up
To find out more vsit www.hi-can.com
Table, floor or suspension lights in oak or plexiglass, Tocco lighting from Living Space are Penta-designed optical delights. Creating natural mood lighting or existing as contemporay globes of light, these striking but ambient lights are spheres without frontiers.
Visit Living Space online at www.livingspaceuk.com
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