This is a new take on the cubicle which makes a traditional cubicle even smaller. The designer, Honfay Lui of Sigapore, was distinguished with an honorable mention in the International Designer's workstation competition.

Mobalco’s eco-friendly Organica kitchen has certainly revolutionized the art of kitchen designing with its simple but completely functional model that integrates all the basic requirements of a kitchen without intruding into spaces or causing disturbance to easy movement.

Camouflaging furniture with the walls of your house, Acerbis International has truly redefined innovative minimalism with its New Concepts contemporary wall unit.

One of Hidra’s washbasin designs is very aptly named ‘Miss’, as it captures in gleaming white porcelain the inimitable grace of a woman, and the pristine purity of a young girl. The curves are gentle and becoming; they mesh well with any surrounding because of the versatility that is an intrinsic characteristic of the design. 

While most designers were busy crafting contemporary benches in new shapes, Frellstedt went one step ahead creating a bench that is stylishly simple yet modern.

For the modern backyard, Richard Schultz’s has a pavilion design for you.  With the beauty of a stainless steel structure and retracting pleated mesh on the top and the sides you don’t have to worry about your backyard guests questioning your taste in design and you can focus on the important part of your backyard – food and friends.

Richard Schultz’s also has designed a collection of out door furniture  done in stainless steel that will outlast lesser quality furnishings with a lower amount of maintenance. 

Seasons International is a Japanese homeware shop that is an excellent place to spend some time looking around.  The place is full of charming and unique pieces from Japanese culture.

We apologize in advance if this entry offends anyone, but everyone here at Urbania felt this was too funny not to post.

"Plan" is a new piece by Polish artists Aneta Grzeszykowska and Jan Smaga consisting of ten photographic composotions which detail ten private apartments.

The July issue of Interior Design magazine features an article on designer Mark Pollack and his recent rug collection with Tufenkian.