Our focus on containers of all shapes and sizes includes a New York City water tower for your desktop and a shipping container that’s been transformed into
a plug-and-play swimming pool.
Products: Containers
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Flow Bowl Collection Alias alias.design.com Designed by the Japanese firm Nendo for the Italian brand Alias, Flow Bowl is a new system of coffee tables and furnishings in different shapes and sizes with tabletops that seem to melt and flow down to form a container below. The pieces, ranging from side tables to vases, have an enameled steel structure and tops of lacquered polyurethane in a range of neutral colors.
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Flow Bowl Collection Alias alias.design.com Designed by the Japanese firm Nendo for the Italian brand Alias, Flow Bowl is a new system of coffee tables and furnishings in different shapes and sizes with tabletops that seem to melt and flow down to form a container below. The pieces, ranging from side tables to vases, have an enameled steel structure and tops of lacquered polyurethane in a range of neutral colors.
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Hedy Bench Dan Brunn Architecture danbrunn.com Designed by the Los Angeles-based architect Dan Brunn, AIA, the limited-edition Hedy Bench features wooden slats with a vividly hand-painted abstract graphic inspired by one of his personal paintings. Made of solid European beechwood, the bench features two 18-in-deep drawers that hold approximately 3.3 cubic ft of space. Each bench is hand-numbered and signed by the architect, and measures 18 in wide by 18 in tall by 60 in long.
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Water Tower Alessi alessi.com Inspired by the legacy of Aldo Rossi, architect Daniel Libeskind has created a miniature work of architecture for the table that is an interpretation of the iconic American water tanks seen on New York City rooftops. The Water Tower’s mirror-finished cylinder of stainless steel sits atop a lattice-structure base, capped by a pointed lid. It can be used to store sugar cubes at the kitchen table, or to stash other items on the nightstand or desktop.
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Modpools Modpools modpools.com Unlike conventional pools that can take weeks to pour and cure, a Modpool can be up and running within minutes of its arrival. Made in Canada from modified shipping containers, Modpools measure 8 ft X 20 ft or 8 ft X 40 ft and can be installed either above or in-ground. Water temperature, jets, and color-changing LED lighting can be controlled via a tablet or smartphone app. The containers feature a side-viewing window and can be relocated as well as transformed into a hot tub with the addition of a special divider.
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Open Collection Hastings Tile & Bath hastingstilebath.com The Open Collection of bathroom vanities includes tall storage cabinets and a range of sink-height cabinets with open shelves, solid-surface countertops, and one or two drawers. Drawer fronts are available in 36 colors with matte or glossy finishes or in 10 wood finishes ranging from a light Primitivo Chiaro to a dark Wenge. The insides of the open shelves can be specified in different colors for more design options.
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Wall*nut Hexagons Think Fabricate thinkfabricate.com Created in collaboration between the Brooklyn-based design studio Think Fabricate and its affiliated architecture studio Doban Architecture, this series of sculptural shelving modules and decorative wall hangings can be outfitted with mirrors, plant-holders, baskets, and small-scale shelving. Made of wood (walnut, maple, and MDF), teak, and mirror, the hexagonal forms are available in a minimum order of three and can be customized and combined in different compositions to create wall installations for residential and commercial projects.