The Roulade is my design find today, and I think it’s a really great one. In what I can best describe as Togo meets Chesterfield, this piece combines multiple styles and influences into one captivating and intriguing piece. It’s the work of Kilo Design, a Copenhagen based, idea-driven industrial design firm.

There’s not too much information available about the Roulade yet, but these images are enough to have me already wanting one (at least!) for myself.

This table is the work of ABGC Architecture & Design for new ad agency Boys and Girls.  The design firm was asked to create something “playful but not juvenile” and this captivating table is the result.

Legos are a definite wow factor in this office, if only for the reason of complete unexpectedness. This is certainly not your typical boardroom, but my guess is that it certainly isn’t hurting the creative process.  The pieces are covered with glass so there’s no building Lego castles during staff meetings, but nonetheless a pretty cool table.

Learn more about ABGC here.

This new wall covering called Change It comes from designer Amirkhan Abdurakhmanov. As its name implies, it may take on many forms. So how does it work? It is actually made of turn-triangles, each of which has a white side, black side, and unique rainbow shade. Turn them to create your own masterpiece. You can even write words, leave messages, or test out your art skills! Cool, right? Even when all the triangles are facing the same way, Change It still makes a pretty bold style statement.

This spacey chair is called the Invasion Chair and is the work of Jean-Jacques Jungers for MT4 Architects.  It’s not actually from space, but it is meant to explore the limits between figuration, abstraction and functionality.  The Invasion Chair comes in both a kids size and an adult size, and its chair cushion is easily changeable and comes in several color choices.

More info here.

Spring is right around the corner, and in addition to better weather that also means time for new bedding.  Spring is the perfect time to switch that duvet cover to something floral or bright to bring the warm feeling of spring into your home.

These beautiful duvets sets come from Inmod’s Blissliving Home Collection.  Pictured from top to bottom are the Amelie Green Duvet Set, Pia Duvet Set, and Kew Duvet Set.  Each is made from 100%, 300 thread count cotton. Browse all of the modern bedding for simple, stunning ways to bring the beauty of spring into your bedroom.

Ok you’d really have to love your iPod to want one as a coffee table, but nonetheless it’s pretty cool looking!  This design comes from industrial designer and mac lover Mirko Ginepro.  It’s made from Corian, steel, and glass, so it offers plenty of strength in addition to its unique and brilliant look. I guess the only problem here is if you’re a mac and you live with a pc!

So far, three have been produced for Milan design week, one for a hotel, and another for an art gallery. They are available for purchase, but are currently made only to order. See more or get your own here.