Volatile Design is a research-based blog of rad visual stimuli founded in July 2011 by Whitney Vlasaty, an Interior Designer by trade from New York. Volatile features a spontaneous combustion of posts on established as well as emerging artists. It is a creative network of 3 purposes: to educate, inspire and expand the mind. This is a channel for the visionaries who bridge concepts to reality and evolve our daily environments. Follow me or add me to your favorites. Stay tuned for continuous posts on underground as well as trend setting favorites. Want to feature your work? Email me at whitney@volatile-design.com
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SJ Bookcase by We:Do:Wood, Denmark. Made of bamboo. Design by Sebastian Jørgensen & Henrik Thygesen.

(Source: wedowood.dk)

Stingray lounge chair by Thomas Pedersen through Frederecia Furniture.

(Source: fredericia.com)

RingRing by Cecilie Manz for Mooment Copenhagen. Acrylic. Minimal and elegant. The black with gold is lovely.

(Source: mooment.com)

Minima Karaffel by Industrial Designer Cecilie Manz of Copenhagen.

(Source: ceciliemanz.com)

EmmaBi Design. Italy.

Shown above from top counter clockwise:

Toolbox Design by Pietro Arosio- Modular container with drawers and doors with numbered handles. Available in an array of finishes.

Code Cabinet design by Duccio Grassi. System for the living area with doors and open shelving units. Privacy meets open display, such a great compromise!

Miss Graff Wardrobe by Vicente Garcia Jimenez. Beautiful fusion of a cabinet face that has a fabric front and smoked glass. So impactful in contrast and luxury!

Seventy Day Modular Units by Pietro Arosio.

(Source: emmebidesign.com)

These modern industrial little pendants make me happy! It’s simple little statements of a clean glass sphere and a lit element within to add bare beauty to the bones of an interior. This one is more interesting because of the substitution of a single filament bulb for a candelabra lamping. A little more elegant than your average vintage inspired pendant. Large Globe Pendant from Redefined Home Boutique in Atlanta, Georgia.

These modern industrial little pendants make me happy! It’s simple little statements of a clean glass sphere and a lit element within to add bare beauty to the bones of an interior. This one is more interesting because of the substitution of a single filament bulb for a candelabra lamping. A little more elegant than your average vintage inspired pendant.

Large Globe Pendant from Redefined Home Boutique in Atlanta, Georgia.

This series called Spring A & B of photographic art by Doris Mitsch is so delicate and mysterious. The artistic style makes you feel as though you are suspended in time. The breathing universe which exists constantly has frozen for a moment of focus on the light of nature’s subject. Using a flatbed scanner, Doris is able to capture details not normally experienced through the lens of a camera.

(Source: dorism.com)

As always, a nod to perfection and grace from the flawless work of Jewelry Designer Alexandra Mor. This new stunning piece is a limited edition flexible chain link diamond ring. Comprised of four rectangular gold links that are connected by Mor’s signature details of knife-edged wire in 18-karat white gold and floating diamond melee. 18-karat white gold set on 8-karat yellow gold with am logo gallery detail. 0.37-karat total.

I regard her jewelry far beyond the realm of tradition. Her work is the art and you… the canvas. Each fragment that composes the whole is the quintessence of luxury and immaculate craftsmenship. Pushing the boundaries of form while remaining timeless are qualities Mor’s work continues to sustain.

(Source: alexandramor.com)

Mirror House, Playground Pavillion by MLRP Architects.2011. Fælledparken

, Copenhagen. Blurring the lines between nature and architectural form. The location is perfect for this structure and really gives multiple perspectives depending on your point of view. The built environment and landscape share planes in this innovative use of mirror.

(Source: mlrp.dk)

The Stripe and Collect Cabinets by Sara Larsson of A2 Designers, Sweden. Beautiful color compositions adding a vibrant interest point to a minimal, bare or possibly a quasi contemporary traditional space. I would love this cabinet next to my September 2011 post of this white contemporary Rococo chair with bright yellow upholstery! http://volatile-design.com/post/9897315336/i-3-yellow-and-had-a-feeling-it-would-be-coming

(Source: a2designers.se)

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