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Sebastian Errazuriz's "Bilbao" Bookshelf -
MUT ONZA Chocolate Inspired Tiles -
Victoria Wilmotte's Pli Side Table -
Catissa Geobed -
Material Immaterial Studio's Cufflinks
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From cufflinks inspired by architecture and a bookshelf made from an old tree to geometric pet beds and tiles made to look like chocolate, these are the top VISI picks of the week series – week 114.
1. Sebastian Errazuriz’s “Bilbao” Bookshelf
Chilean artist Sebastian Errazuriz found this fallen branch lying on the street and decided to turn it into a bookshelf. “Creativity at its best!” says online editor Lindi Brownell Meiring.
Image credit: boredpanda.com
2. MUT ONZA Chocolate Inspired Tiles
“These tiles look almost good enough to eat while being super minimalist and chic,” exclaims features editor Tracy Greenwood.
Image credit: mutdesign.com
3. Victoria Wilmotte’s Pli Side Table
Deputy editor Annemarie Meintjes loves how the Pli Table looks like a polished precious stone.
Image credit: sightunseen.com
4. Catissa Geobed
Editor-in-chief Sumien Brink thinks the creators of the Geobed deserved winning the Design&Design award for their modern pet furniture.
Image credit: designboom.com
5. Material Immaterial Studio’s Cufflinks
“These clever little cufflinks are part of the elements collection by Material Immaterial studio. I love how they represent tiny architectural elements in a fashionable way,” explains content producer Michaela Stehr.
Image credit: design-milk.com
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