It’s official: cork is cool again! This 1970s interiors favorite has been given a new lease of life. Here’s our top 7 of the best-and-trending cork designs at the moment.
Pianissimo Pendant Lamp
Pianissimo by Lars Beller Fjetland for Discipline is a pendant lamp, made out of toasted cork, which processed in a special way, can be cut in light leaves, and then becomes sinuous like fabric. Read more
Cork Stopper Table
Cork Stopper by Hyeonil Jeong is a coffee table design with an innovative joinery idea and high-end look composed with four plywood clip legs, a glass top and a giant cork stopper. Read more
Tembo Stool
Tembo by Note Design Studio for La Chance is a stool made of stacked pieces of wood, metal and cork. This “modern totem” has a playful and bulky aspect recalling children´s toys and African tomtoms (Tembo means elephant in Swahili).
Ayers Cork Set
Winner of the Bronze A’ Design Award at the 2015, Ayers Cork is an all-natural set of furniture by the Portuguese designer Albertina Oliveira. The project includes a luminaire, a table, and chairs.
Winnie Lamps
Winnie is a sweet lighting concept by the Finland-based designer Nikolo Kerimov. Inspired by Winnie the Pooh, a favorite design reference, the lamp is an interpretation of the character’s favorite prop: honey pots. Kerimov’s lamps are crafted from white ceramic and plugged with natural cork. Read more
Bouchon Stool
The Bouchon Stool by DomItalia is a lovable piece that marries the dynamic duo of cork and steel in a timeless fashion. Charming and versatile, Bouchon’s natural cork seat sits atop an industrial steel base that is offered in Bar and Counter heights as well as a selection of finishes. Starting from $315.36, buy now at our store!
Corkigami Chair
The Corkigami Chair by Carlos Ortega Design is made of an oak base and four layers of pressed 4mm thick cork laminated turned into a curvaceous seat. It’s completely recyclable, proudly made of natural, sustainable materials, and incredibly lightweight so happy to go wherever you want him. Use as a comfortable dining table, drag it to the desk for screen time, then out onto the patio for a date with a good book. Read more
