Nendo 'Splinter'

Tokyo and Milan based design company Nendo designed this 'Splinter' collection for Conde House, a manufacturer based in Japan's famous Asahikawa wooden furniture region. Each piece of wood is splintered as though peel parts away. By approaching the wood gently and going with the grain the wood retains its original pliancy. Here are images of the mirrors within the collection which display simplicity at its best. The rest of the collection includes a chair, coatrack, clothes hanger and side table.

Milano Solferino by Dimore Studio

I first spotted this beautiful apartment over at Bijou and Boheme and fell in love with its deep yet soft colours and collection of incredible pieces displayed throughout the home. Interior Design firm Dimore Studio 'assembles eras, past and present, creating both private and public spaces which possess the power to unleash atmospheres of timeless elegance with strong impact, simple and sophisticated signs, evocative of far-off and distant time, counterpoised by contemporary elements.'

This is so evident in the Milano Solferino Apartment which is beautifully captured by photographers Emanuele Zamponi, Davide Lovatti and Beppe Brancato.

Alya Light

Recently launched by NEMO Cassina Lighting at EuroLuce 2013, was Gabrielle Rosa's light design Alya. The name rightly translates from Arabic to mean Dynamism and Lightness. The three slender luminous arms recall a gesture, or a drawing in the air, rather than a material object. The fluid shapes are achieved through the natural blend in aluminium that houses the LED lights. The light features three delicate strips of LED lighting and an additional LED downlight located in the centre. The light is available in white or opaque black and can be supplied with dimmable controls upon request.

Enough of that information.... I just think is beautiful.