Dutch furniture designer Pepe Heykoop has some great, yet very original furniture in his portfolio, I love these two series the most, The Brickseries (I dont know if it is very comfortable to sit on that chair) and the Skin series, where he used leather scrap to cover old furniture. See more below

Nature is not only inspiration for London based designer Peter Marigold, it is also his main component. Working with wood like no one else, using branches or tree bark and always obsessed by storage systems, he creates stunning furniture with geometry always in his mind.

Swedish designer Fredrik Färg introduced his latest upholstered furniture collection during Milan Design Week 2011. The ‘Succession Furniture’ Collection was first wrapped in textile and leather then had rope tied around it before it was baked. With their animal-like form, Färg said they’ve become the family he “never knew he had.”

Dutch furniture design firm Moooi restyled their Amsterdam Gallery with dozens of entertaining and creative furniture designs. From lifestyle products to artistic objects, all within a much larger co-existing creative context. The collection exhibits a variety of exquisite taste from signature Moooi items in contrast with other beautiful historic pieces from around the world.

The Light-room is a conceptual design for an interior consisting of light-weight furniture. All pieces are designed by Studio Geenen with no other goal than creating products as light as possible. Lightness has a lot of advantages, for example reducing energy consumption during production and transport. And of course it minimizes the

Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby founded their eponymous Barber Osgerby studio in 1996 after graduating with Master’s degrees in Architecture from The Royal College of Art in London. Since then Barber and Osgerby’s research-led practice has developed collections for Cappellini, Magis, Vitra, Venini, Swarovski, Flos and Established & Sons amongst others, whilst also producing edition [...]