Comments on: BKLYN DESIGNS

By: Inhabitat » BKLYN SNEAK PEEK: Bamboo Furniture from Ecosystems

Inhabitat » BKLYN SNEAK PEEK: Bamboo Furniture from Ecosystems — Wed, 07 May 2008 19:23:27 +0000

[...] The Bamba chair, pictured above, comes in two different types of bamboo depending on whether you prefer light or dark wood. The hardware is made of 100% aluminum and the cushion and upholstery are made of natural talalay latex and natural COM fabrics that are biodegradable. If you’re interested in more communal seating that offers a variety of different combinations, EcoSystems has created the Tandem 1 that can be customized to suit the needs of your home or office. + EcoSystems + BKLYN Designs + BKLYN Designs Starts Friday! + BKLYN Designs 2007 + BKLYN Designs 2006 [...]

By: Inhabitat » BKLYN DESIGNS 2007: Inhabitat Reports

Inhabitat » BKLYN DESIGNS 2007: Inhabitat Reports — Mon, 14 May 2007 15:27:13 +0000

[...] year attending BKLYN Designs is one of my favorite parts of NY Design week. The show is small and curated, so most of the work [...]

By: Inhabitat » ASKEW CONCRETE TABLE by Oso Industries

Inhabitat » ASKEW CONCRETE TABLE by Oso Industries — Mon, 14 May 2007 09:34:05 +0000

[...] display at BKLYN Designs this weekend, the Askew Table, from OSO industries is gorgeous, sturdy, and difficult to break! Why [...]

By: Inhabitat » BKLYN DESIGNS 2007 - Starts Today!!

Inhabitat » BKLYN DESIGNS 2007 - Starts Today!! — Fri, 11 May 2007 16:31:38 +0000

[...] BKLYN DESIGNS, is back – and bigger and better than ever this year. For those of you not familiar, BKLYN DESIGNS kicks off New York’s Design Week every year, showcasing the best of the best from Brooklyn. This [...]

By: Inhabitat » Blog Archive » ANA LINARES PLUR STOOL

Inhabitat » Blog Archive » ANA LINARES PLUR STOOL — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 04:09:28 +0000

[...] Inhabitat came away from this year’s BKLYN Designs raving about the originality at the Pratt students’ exhibition booth. While all the designs were impressive, the one that really stood out in our minds was Ana Linares‘ Plur Stool. Emerging from gestural drawings and an interest in using sustainable materials, the rocking stool’s gentle flowing lines combine beautifully with the unfinished look of the materials, making it look a little like a giant puzzle piece. For double utility, the lower curve also functions as a magazine rack. [...]

By: Charline Hickman

Charline Hickman — Sat, 27 May 2006 22:49:53 +0000

I love the Green Cabinet by BOA that is beautiful. Recycled wonderful who would have known. I just love it!!!!