Lots of new products have appeared in the past two months: with LDF happening here in September, the Irish Furniture and Interiors Fair going on in Dublin recently and more, I guess now's a good time of year to get new work out there. So here's a little round up of some new stuff from Ireland, Scotland and here in England that has caught my eye. First up is Birmingham-based studio Plant & Moss with their range of Polka lights, launched at 100% Design back in September. Polka takes a simple shade in a range of bright colours (or a brushed brass finish) and applies it to two table lamps and a pendant. The tall table lamp is particularly cool, pairing the sleek shade with a wooden base and wing nut to adjust the direction of the light, combining a bright, bold focal point with a rough and ready design solution.
Earlier this month saw the Irish Furniture and Interiors Fair return to the RDS in Dublin. While there Grainne Lyons launched a new modular candle holder called Joyn. Joyn is made from lacquered birch ply and due to its clever shape it can be grouped and arranged in a number of ways. Pictured above and below is the version which holds three tealights, but it also comes in a version holding four tealights and a pillar candle.
Back in May I wrote about Glasgow-based designer Laura Spring's Weather collection of accessories. She's just added a couple of new products to the collection, including some pouches and laptop covers (pictured above) and some duffel bags and totes in a particularly fab shade of hot pink (pictured below). She's also launched a new website and shop, so get clicking :)
Images 1 - 3 via Plant and Moss, images 4 & 5 courtesy of Grainne Lyons, images 6 & 7 courtesy of Laura Spring
Earlier this month saw the Irish Furniture and Interiors Fair return to the RDS in Dublin. While there Grainne Lyons launched a new modular candle holder called Joyn. Joyn is made from lacquered birch ply and due to its clever shape it can be grouped and arranged in a number of ways. Pictured above and below is the version which holds three tealights, but it also comes in a version holding four tealights and a pillar candle.
Back in May I wrote about Glasgow-based designer Laura Spring's Weather collection of accessories. She's just added a couple of new products to the collection, including some pouches and laptop covers (pictured above) and some duffel bags and totes in a particularly fab shade of hot pink (pictured below). She's also launched a new website and shop, so get clicking :)
Images 1 - 3 via Plant and Moss, images 4 & 5 courtesy of Grainne Lyons, images 6 & 7 courtesy of Laura Spring
