Lifestyle Design Magazine

Lifestyle Design Magazine

Lifestyle Design Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Yansen

Yansen is a coffee machine that grinds and brews coffee in a compact form. The vertically stacked modular body holds the complete process from grinding to extraction within a small footprint. The top module rotates 90 degrees to prepare the machine for brewing and turns back for storage. A touchscreen on the top surface provides control, and the stainless steel burr grinder offers five grind levels. The machine preheats in 3 seconds and brews one espresso shot in 30 seconds. The metal body is made largely of recycled materials.

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Miiti

MiiTi is a high temperature infrared grill designed for indoor use. Operating at approximately 400°C, it delivers direct and uniform heat transfer, preserving moisture and natural flavor. Its top mounted heating system reduces smoke and odor by preventing direct oil contact. The top down configuration enables consistent results across different food thicknesses. With its compact form, modular structure, ergonomic handling, and inox body with glass detailing, it adapts to contemporary kitchen environments and offers an alternative approach to conventional grilling methods.

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Seylan

Seylan is a sofa set designed for contemporary living spaces. The form is inspired by the flowing curves of Persian Nastaliq calligraphy. Continuous lines and soft curves replace sharp angles, so the sofa set appears sculptural from every side. The structure is made of solid wood, shaped by CNC cutting and then carved, sanded and finished by hand. The seating is built from layered high-density foam with fabric upholstery, and the curves guide a comfortable posture. The set includes a single seater and a three seater. The intent is to bring a traditional craft into modern interiors.

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Flowerblock

Flowerblock is a shelf designed to serve as both storage furniture and a room divider. The design is inspired by flower blocks, concrete units with geometric openwork patterns used in Okinawan architecture, which filter strong sunlight while letting air pass. Gaps between the boxes give the shelf a light and open appearance. Stainless steel rods connect the boxes for stability, solid white ash supports the load-bearing points, and plywood reduces the overall weight. The shelf has no back panel, so it can be placed against a wall or in the centre of a room.

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Alvorada

Inspired by the quiet transition of dawn, the Alvorada Armchair reflects moments of pause, renewal and introspection. Its enveloping laminated wood shells evoke distant mountains on the horizon, while the integrated upholstery and matching ottoman create a supportive and tactile seating experience that encourages relaxation and mental restoration. By combining organic references with ergonomic precision, the armchair offers a sense of comfort and balance, reinforcing the home as a place of refuge, presence and well being.

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Takumi

Takumi is a jewelry cabinet that combines Japanese craft principles with contemporary furniture construction. The cabinet has fifteen drawers with chamfered edges and a concealed sliding system that works without lateral panels, creating a floating drawer effect. The interior is lined with natural leather and fitted with removable suede dividers for flexible organization. The brass handle is cast by the lost-wax method using reclaimed offcuts. The design turns the storage of personal jewelry into a calm and attentive routine.

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