Furniture designs with hidden details to perfectly replace your favorite IKEA pieces
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I believe the true essence of a home is held in its furniture. Furniture has the power to make or break a home, set the mood and tone of a space, and capture and express the soul of that particular house. A great furniture design not only feels like a piece of art but also touches your heart. Once you settle on to it, or place your favorite book upon it, or simply brush past it, you need to instantly feel “Ah, I’m home!” This collection of beautiful and intricate furniture designs with hidden details aspire to do exactly that! Designed with extreme attention to detail, overflowing with love and care, and not only aesthetically but functionally pleasing, these furniture designs will be an invaluable addition to your living space, making you feel truly at home.
1. The Billow Desk
Designed by Casey Johnson Studio, the Billow Desk is a majestic wooden desk. Its most intriguing detail would be the shelving space, below the tabletop, which is billowed out from the front. It’s a storage unit that instantly calls for attention, and is at a distinction from the usual storage designs.
2. The ODU Desk
Designed by Annabella Hevesi, there is something about the ODU Desk that instantly puts me at ease. It’s just so well-designed! Clean, minimal, and soft, it’s a desk that almost gives me Japandi feels. (Japandi is a growing design trend that merges Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics.) It’s a warm wooden desk with a protective screen around it that ensures you have your privacy while working!
3. The Gallery Table
Designed by Patryk Koca, the Gallery Table displays 4.8m of unparalleled craftmanship. The unique wooden piece was inspired by maritime construction! Almost resembling a ship, the versatile and long table is perfect for intimate gatherings.
4. The Line Light
The Line Light by Matthew McCormick is a streamlined and sleek lighting structure that extends elegantly from the ceiling. It balances intricately off the ceiling, providing a gentle yet powerful presence to any living space.
5. The GING Chair
The GING Chair by WAY Object Studio is a solid wooden chair, that manages to be sturdy and minimal at the same time. Seamless joints and exceptional craftsmanship make this chair sleek, modern, and a light addition to your living space.
6. Record Cabinet
Designed by Nick Pedullá, this beautiful record cabinet was crafted from Tasmanian Blackwood from Britton Timbers. An exquisite tambour door, and brass grills give the cabinet a unique and eye-catching aesthetic!
7. Tie Stool
Three slabs of plywood have been artistically twisted and bent to create a geometrically intriguing furniture piece called the Tie Stool. Designed by Deniz Aktay, the unique stool is a far cry from the boring conventional stools we have all grown so accustomed to.
8. Kin Design’s Bar Stool
The connect bar stool by Kin Design features three solid oak legs, which hold up a contrasting footrest. The footrest is a little pyramid of brass that sits comfortably beneath the round seat, tucked plushly between the wooden legs. The brass is a little hidden detail that provides a stark yet stylish contrast to the otherwise somber and simple stool.
9. Baldwin Hills Stool
Designed by Sean C. Flaherty, the Baldwin Hills Stool is a beautifully crafted three-legged stool with intriguing patterns on the seating section of the piece. The three legs feature a rugged and organic texture that adds a rustic element to the stool.
10. Nick James’ Oak Cabinet
The detailing on this beautiful oak cabinet by Nick James is simply exquisite! The otherwise minimal and simple cabinet is instantly lifted up by the stunning craftsmanship displayed in the intricate detailing.
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