Skate Stusy House has come out with their new limited edition “The Waste Is The Best” made by hand furniture collection. The collection was released this week as part of the colette MeWecycle project. The collection consists of shelves, tables and chairs, all made 100% from throwaway materials.

Dr. Romanelli is never shy to break into new grounds. In his latest project, the designer known for his vintage fabric clothing, has worked with celebrated furniture designer Doron Silverman (Nobu, SLS, etc) on a collection of chairs. The silhouette of the chair is classic and takes its inspirations from all-time furniture favorites, yet the final product is completely different from the current offering on the market. The seats have been entirely covered in cut-up vintage fabrics, the signature of Dr. Romanelli. The collection consists of overall three models.

Take a detailed look at the Dr. Romanelli “The RX Collection” after the jump.

Under the creative direction of Scott Cambell, Mama Tried Studios is a creative consultancy group focused on unorthodox approaches to visual media. They’ve worked with clients as big as Volkswagen, but also find time to develop unique product of their own. For example, tattooed furniture. The chair above is upholstered with hand tattooed leather. Tables are laser engraved. Pillows treated with laser etching. Mama Tried brings perhaps the most authentic tattoo aesthetic to furnishings.

Via: Decojournal

The bubble chair gets sexed up by Insa in this collaboration with Rousseau. Light sensitive material forms the graphic structure. The whole thing is a contemporary twist on a retro classic. 

Our friend Chuck Anderson, aka NoPattern, has updated his online portfolio with the most recent project that he has been working on. We give you a look at the t-shirts that he designed for Vans this year. 
Unlike the work that we mostly see from him, his pieces for Vans come in black/white and concentrate on the graphics. We are not sure when this will release, so keep your eyes open.
Detailed images after the jump.