Pillow Stories A beautiful handmade gift, it helps ease some of stress that comes along with choosing a perfect gift. Additionally, order your love quotes to be printed in pillow’s label and make it the most unique love letter decorative pillow that will melt the heart of anyone! At this price, why live with the same accessories year round?

Pillow Stories Inspired by the meander, one of the most important symbols in ancient Greece and Rome, symbolizing infinity and unity. As Karl Kerenyi pointed out, “the meander is the figure of a labyrinth in linear form”. Appears in many traditional buildings in and around China and preserves its dominance till the present-day in classicizing architecture!

Pillow Stories Inspired by a cafe, which combines the traditional architecture with pop art furniture. So this innovative pillow cover combines the traditional idea of embroidery with materials never been used for that purpose, creating a pop art result!

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The PaperChair is an eco-friendly chair made from 100% recycled materials, including expired flour and old newspapers. To create the chair, two students of Faculty of Architecture in Slovenia, Peter Plantan and Nusa Zupanc, first used thinly shredded old newspaper, a natural flour-based glue and recycled foam board to create a molded frame. After a mold was shaped, damp paper slices were layered and pressed together to form the surface of the PaperChair. The students’ design won first prize at the Architecture Workshop AWR Awards. The article above was submitted to us by an Inhabitat reader. Want to see your story on Inhabitat? Send us a tip by following this link. Remember to follow our instructions carefully to boost your chances of being chosen for publishing. By Nusa Zupans and image from www. inhabitat.com

Bidum, an object on the move! Bidum is a dynamic object, a fascinating container. It Can Be Used for anything, you define what it contains! The supple mesh moves with the Slightest breeze without tumbling or wrinkling. Feel the way it bounces, it turn around and watch the lines interfere With Each Other. Movement is what Makes Bidum beautiful and fascinating.

Graduated from ECAL, Laetitia Florin imagined “Bidum”, a flexible container and moving of thin spring steel blade sheathed in fabric. Flexible, “Bidum” undulates and rebounds, while transparency and flexibility. Image and article www.muuuz.com