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We here at StyleFactory love variations on a good thing. Our most current voting product, the Standard Chair by designer Lukas Scherrer provides for slight but striking variants which help to enhance your interior with pops of color when you feel you need it, and a monochromatic feel when you don’t.

Adding spice to both your life and your dining table, the Salt and Pepper duo by Lukas Scheerer is elegantly designed to combine rich natural wood textures with sleek metals to give a sophisticated elegance to your dining experience.

Are you ready to make watching the clock a design inspiration? Well industrial designer Thomas Overthun has created the SHIFT wall clock to help you do just that!SHIFT allows you to change with your mood, or your decor, by offering three different color options for the numerals on your clock face.

What could be better than a great looking stool? A great looking stool that ships flat and stores easily.

pace is at a premium this day in age – parking spots, apartment square footage, even your personal space on public transport seems to be shrinking by the second, and designer Philip de los Reyes decided to do something about it.

After finding that the premium surface space available on table tops was being predominantly occupied by light fixtures, de los Reyes decided to solve the problem in an insightful and inventive way with his Scope Table.

Have you ever struggled to uncork that wine bottle, only to find that the stopper, once freed from the constraints of the bottle neck, has swollen to twice its size, or worse, disintegrated into one hundred pieces and is no longer useable? Now, thanks to the Topper by designer Adam Gregory, you no longer have to think about the next best storage option for your open bottle of vino.

Over 150 years since the official opening of Western trade with the East, China continues to influence the work of designers, with the Lúnkuò Vase by Jordan Scott serving as both case and point. A Scottish native, Scott worked to bring harmony between Chinese and Western styles by looking deeply into the Eastern culture and pinpointing [...]

Whether it is in and out of a dorm room, an apartment building, or your parents house, one thing is true – moving happens (often way too frequently).

Our lives are increasingly cluttered. Between our desktops, laptops, iPads and smart phones, not to mention actual pens and notebooks, our workspace tends to require a bit of attention every once and a while.

The Gwen Side Table by Katy Skelton, with its slatted, radiating central motif, is a versatile piece of furniture that transforms to fit your needs.