Tokujin Yoshioka’s Tokyo-Pop Collection (2002)

Injection-molded polyethylene emerges as something wholly natural and fluid in Tokujin Yoshioka’s Tokyo-Pop Collection (2002). The indoor/outdoor collection’s sensuous, organic lines were defined by the proportions of the human body, creating a study in the innovative use of a man-made material. Described by the U.K. Times as a surprisingly comfortable “molded, rigid reclining device,” the Tokyo-Pop Lounge allows the user to lay back, while remaining upright enough to partake in the conversation. Initially fabricated out of pliable honeycomb paper,the prototype was then shaped on the basis of the imprint left by a body while settling into it. The polyethylene used to mold the collection is 100% recyclable. more featured furniture

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Situated in a prime Lakewood neighborhood, this exceptional modern home provides wonderful views of White Rock Lake, White Rock Park and a nature preserve from each level. The home is framed by tall trees in front and features a rear covered deck with ceiling fans that overlooks the pool and large backyard grass area, making this an ideal residence for gatherings of family and friends. more listings

Feature Artist – Valery Guignon

To look at the work of Dallas artist Valery Guignon evokes images of a child’s discovery of a beautiful seashell on the beach; a designer’s fascination with fibers, metal, and glass; an artist’s ability to transform common materials into art. For art collectors in Dallas and across the U.S., it’s musings like these that make Guignon’s work a delight to include in their collections. And Guignon has a wide selection of “practical” art forms to choose from: sculpture, lamps, lighting, scarves, purses, kimonos, and dolls — all fashioned with the artist’s unique sensibilities read the article