“Munkii Vintage bookshelf” designed by Jaren Goh
(discovered via Design Milk)

photos of the new Leo Burnett Office designed by the Singapore-based
Ministry of Design
(discovered via Dezeen)

“Theatre chair for Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre by Studio Arne Quinze”
(via Dezeen)

The IKEA Billy Bookcase Turns 30 & Gets Its Own Book
(via If It’s Hip, It’s Here,
above special edition IKEA bookshelves illustrated by Annika Bryngelson)

Swedish Style by Tham & Videgård Hansson | Daily Icon

Knoll Kids, modern furniture designs for children
(via design:related)

Side table made of old LP sleeves designed by Bughouse
(discovered via Boing Boing Gadgets)

Marcel Wanders: Behind the Ceiling book review of the most beautiful coffee table we’ve seen this year + a chart attempting to break down the many facets of the Dutch design extraordinaire (via design:related)

ninakix:

Julien Carretero designed the “To Be Continued” coffee table.

This limited-edition Table, from the series To Be Continued, uses repetitive actions existing within the production process as a tool, ironically, for highlighting differentiation as opposed to regularity. Multiple casts in a polyurethane composite, variously coloured, are layered one on top of the next, creating a long series of ‘slices’ which cause these remarkable works to gradually mutate - in a sense, imperfectly ‘designing’ themselves.

Furniture Typeface by Cody Haltom (discovered via swissmiss)

Vintage 1955/56 Herman Miller catalog
(via matte stephens)

Blu Dot’s Real Good Chair (via Apartment Therapy)

Porcupine Desk by Hella Jongerius

(discovered via designerblog via trendygirl)