Today we present the result of a beautiful collaboration between denim brand Denham and Scottish furniture makers Method. Inspired the history of traveling, Method constructed a beautiful steamer trunk for the jeanmaker. Both light weight and extremely robust, the birch lined trunk is outfitted with everything a jeanmaker could need. Handcut leather handles and the 200 interconnected traditional joints are only a few of the outstanding details that can be found on the trunk.

Take a further look at the trunk after the jump.

LAQ has teamed up with French fashion designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac on their latest furniture creation. The table ‘Mingskatable’ is “born from the clash between the history of the Chinese Ming furniture, the ancien Art of lacquering and the urban culture, the table Mingskatable evokes at the same time, the Golden Age of the Chinese furniture with its sandal red base and the “street culture”.”

Made from 7 layers of maple wood, the table comes in an edition of only 8 pieces.

In time for Christmas, Vitra presents three special edition versions of their iconic ‘Hang It All’ coat rack. The original rack by Charles and Ray Eames with colorful balls will be supplemented in Christmas 2011 by three new versions – available through February 2012. Next to a red version, they also presents a black/brown and black/black version.

In an interesting collaboration, G-Star RAW has teamed up with Vitra on a chair collaboration. They chose to work on models of the late French designer Jean Prouvé. The outcome is the Jean Prouvé Prouvé RAW Special Edition Chair, which comes in two colorways and it will be launched at the hhstyle.com x SIGN x G-STAR RAW ‘JEAN PROUVE EXHIBITION’. (Via Openers)

Like most G-Star projects, the Dutch denim brand also chose this time to go with a matte grey coloring of the product, giving it a military feel.

Once again the Asia-Pacific branch of Herman Miller has been working on an interesting new project. They recently got together with typographers House Industries on a small collaborative collection of tables.

“House Industries and Herman Miller Japan announce a conceptually elegant collaboration that combines the classic Eames wire-base table with timeless typographic forms drawn from the House Industries Eames Century Modern font collection. Each tabletop is hand-printed in House’s Grand Rapids, Michigan factory, returned to Herman Miller for assembly then packaged in a special House Industries-designed wooden crate.

House Industries and Herman Miller are producing a limited edition series of 80 tables that include A thru Z, numbers and ornaments from House Industries Eames Century Modern font collection. Forty tables will be available at the Herman Miller Reach event on September 16, 2011 and 40 will be available at the House Industries exhibition at the Herman Miller Tokyo Showroom on October 27, 2011.”

A nice preview video of the exhibition is featured here below.

Further images of the product follows after the jump.

Herman Miller releases a limited edition version of the iconic Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman in Asia. The all black edition, featuring black plywood and leather, resulting in a clean and modern look. Furthermore the chair comes with a numbered framed print.

Take a further look here.

Swiss luxury brand Bally celebrates its 160th anniversary this year. For the occasion they got together with Herman Miller and produced a limited edition Eames shell chair. The chair comes in white and features the wooden leg construction. Special elements of the chair includes the twin stripes, the traditional Bally branding, and a Bally logo metal plate, placed on the back of the chair.

NJUStudio presents the Magazine Stool. The idea is great, as it does not only serve as a stool, but at the same time gets rid of your stacks of magazines lying around at home and uses them as an integral design element. Priced at around 150 USD it is now available from selekkt.

In an interesting mash-up, French brand LAQ has teamed up with Darcel creator Craig Redman on a capsule furniture collection, centered around his by now popular Darcel character.

“The meeting of the founders of LAQ, Raphaël and Pascal, with Craig Redman, gave birth to a Darcel shown in 3D, a product of the encounter of contemporary culture and ancient techniques. Made of resin, wood and painted metal, mother-of-pearl and eggshell, this high definition version of Darcel, coming from a psychedelic universe, hip and disillusioned, also offers hidden storage in its eye, like the secretive stately furniture of the seventeenth century. A radical confrontation of periods, styles and ideas!”

The outcome of the collection are two stools and a sculpture, all three being showcased soon at colette in Paris. The Parisian concept store will also sell them.

Take a further look after the jump.

Moroso and Diesel continue their cooperation on Diesel Interior Products. The latest installment of the collaboration is the “Chubby Chic” Collection that we present to you today.

“designed by moroso for diesel, the ‘chubby chic’ furniture series juxtaposes ample forms and soft fabrics with the clean lines of leather and linen belting. the works were on exhibition at diesel’s ‘relics from the next future’ home collection event and international furniture show during milan design week 2011.

including an armchair, standing ‘poufs’ usable as stools or ottomans, and an oversized floor seat, ‘chubby chic’ composes part of diesel’s ’successful living’ line, designed to unite fashion, design, and functionality. each piece layers at least two colours of fabrics, in shades of gray, blue, khaki, or distressed patterns; and while the works on exhibition featured brown leather belts, moroso has also designed editions with coloured fabric cinctures.”

Take a detailed look at the new furniture series after the jump.