The Piano Black Coffee Table highlights the elements of sound in a physical representation. The curved lines show the properties of wave forms.

With a high gloss black lacquer, the Piano Black Coffee Table gets its name from the immediate association. The Coffee Table is also made of powder-coated steel and glass.

It is also made using powder coated steel and a sleek glass top.

The Piano Black Coffee Table is created by Studio801. Studio801 is a London-based furniture design studio.

Designed by Erwin Zwiers, the Twisted Lights are unique, interestingly designed modern light fixtures.

Each light is handmade using bent plywood. The top part is constructed first and then the bent plywood is wrapped around the initial shape.

On Zwier’s website, he describes the process:  “The flexibility of the material invites to make organic forms. The lamp is built from an initial shape, which is the top of the lamp. Against this top bend plywood is wrapped, so that during the construction of the lamp it will grow step by step. During this process the lamps are created. In advance it can not be determined what form eventually will come out.”

Using a similar technique, Erwin Zwiers also makes Twisted Bowls. For more information and to check out more of his work, have a look at his website at http://www.erwinzwiers.nl/.

Located by the south coast of England, the designers of the Splice Collection based their designs off of the  angular shapes of the sea and related equipment, such as dockside machinery and ship structures. Consisting of stools and a table, the Splice Collection is made from sustainable, eco-friendly materials.

The Splice Stool is made from sustainably sourced Birch wood. It is available with a natural seat or with colorful 100% wool felt, which is also eco-friendly, on the top panels.

The Splice Table is also made from sustainable Birch wood.  Both the Splice Tool and the Splice Table can be used in commercial areas, as well as indoor and outdoor settings. Each piece is finished with a natural, painted finish and left with a worn edge to represent the wear and tear that happens to machinery and ships used at sea.

The Splice Collection is designed by Fry & Fry for Liquidesign.

No fear – the pieces within the Brick Series are far more comfortable than actual bricks. In fact, the Brick Series is an architectural collection that mimicks the act of bricklaying, as you can see the cozy stacks of cushions.  Designed by KiBiSi, their website states that the series “explores the tectonic of bricklaying to stack sandbag-like cushions into architecture for comfort.”

The Brick series, designed for Versus and available through their website, consists of a pouf, chair, armchair, two-seater and three-seater. The plush cushions with polyurethane foam are tied together with buttons made from molded fiber concrete.

KibiSi, the designers behind the Brick series, is a Copenhagen-based firm of industrial design. It was started by three partners each with a different specialty. The Ki in KiBiSi comes from Lars Holme Larsen of Kilo Design, the Bi from Bjarke Ingels of BIG Architecture and Jens Martin Skibsted of Skibsted Ideation. For more information, check out their website: http://www.kibisi.com.

There’s nothing fake about the Fabricate lamps.

A self-assembly pendant light, the Fabricate is a unique pendant lamp. It arrives in a flat package that includes the outer cloth, a spiral wire frame and the electrical light fitting. The cloth is available in many different colors and can be twisted and straightened in whichever way you desire.

The fabric of the Fabricate can be sewn with several cloth pockets to create a connected light fixture with one, two or three lights attached, as three are seen together in the image above.

Fabricate lights are designed by the Studio Henry van Nistelrooy, a London based product designer.

The Vintage Bookshelf stylishly takes a vintage approach to contemporary furniture. Using the outline of an old-fashion bookshelf, design studio Munkii makes it modern by cutting the silhouette within a glossy white rectangle.

About the Vintage Bookshelf, Munkii’s website states that it “blends flamboyant baroque style with the simplicity of the contemporary approach that will be easy to adept to any interior settings.”

Made of a durable, eco-responsible MDF (medium density fiberboard), the exterior of the Vintage Bookshelf in finished in a glossy white polyurethane. The interior of the bookshelf is finished in your choice of matte Cool Grey or Liver Red.

Munkii is a design studio that was founded in 2006 in Singapore, with production based in Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai. For more information check out Munkii’s website at http://www.munkii.com.sg/.