Living-cum-Dining Inspiration

This is Mento, the new contemporary living room collection from Hülsta. Made to combine style and functionality, this collection is a perfect solution for those who prefer to buy furniture in one place and avoid making arrangements with pieces of furniture made by different manufacturers.

It’s a chair that brings “creature comforts” back home. Dubbed the “Origine Du Monde, Maybe!” chair, this unusual, ultra-modern chair was design by Italo Rota for Italian furniture house Meritalia.

Manufacturing technology has finally caught up to imagination and digital rendering. This extreme pair of staircases represents two unique, asymmetrical works of functional art – each is installed in an actual London home, but based on three-dimensional computer modeling and created using laser-cut materials.

While most sofas open in front, “Vento” from Thomas Althaus has a system that can be referred to as modular. The user has flexibility in choosing how to arrange his bed.

Designing “domestic landscapes” since 1870, Acerbis International presents these modern book shelves and sideboards, made for fashion and function alike.

Eye is the result of designer Jackie Choi’s creative imagination. This combines with the talent of skilled crafts people and the application of modern technology.

Add a touch of glamour in your dining room by getting the chic and high-tech LED lighted tables by Ozzio. The Flat and e-Motion LED lit tables are part of the LED series and highlight the harmonized convergence of design and technology beautifully.

Lounge from Targa Italia is a modern bookshelves concept with original form and combination possibilities. These solid wood bookshelves easily could change the living room wall look while give enough storage space.