No Problem is a uniquely named Danish design firm that consists of four of Denmark’s top designers. Their aim is to offer innovative solution to common problems, with their unique designs that can be seen as art just as much as they can furniture. They claim that their goal is to optimize everyday life by investigating and understanding the needs of the average human. In April, the Danish Minister of Affairs dropped by their studio, and gave them his overwhelming approval of their designs, which means that these guys should be on the fast track to success.

The No Problem site outlines all of their current projects as well as how to get in contact with them to get your hands on some yourself.

04i is a Stockholm, Sweden based design firm that is run by Henrik Kjelberg and Jon Lindstrom. They say that they have a multidisciplinary approach to product design that they base on modern industrial parameters. They have an extreme curiosity for all different types of materials and processes. Their main focus for projects is public and domestic furniture, with consumer products finding a spot into their agenda as well. They have developed products and furniture for international clients such as IKEA, Dune NY, Peter Pepper Products and Fritz Hansen. These are two guys that are really passionate about every single piece that they create.

The 04i site is excellently designed and outlines their goals, projects and ambitions as well as giving a detailed biography and contact information.

Takeshi Miyakawa is a Japanese designer that originates from the heart of Japan, Tokyo,, where he was born and raised in 1962. In 1985 he graduated from the Tokyo Science University with a degree in architecture and went onto work for the Tokyo Construction Corporation as a site supervisor, where he worked for 4 years until moving to New York City in 1989. The next year would be a turning point in his life when he found his love for furniture, working for Stephan Rohner Furniture in Brooklyn and then Rafael Vinoly Architect. 2001 was his big break though, when he founded Takeshi Miyakawa Design, which is steadily churning out the beautiful designs that you see here.

Takeshi’s site is minimalistic in nature, but easy on the eyes and full off information about him and his brand.

Modoluce is a fairly new design company that uses light to bring much more life to their products. With the environment in mind, all of their products that include lighting are low-energy consuming, so you won’t be putting a strain on the environment, or your electric bill by enjoying these products in your home. Some of their best pieces are their illuminated outdoor furniture products, which could easily turn a simple backyard cookout, into an elegant outdoor dinner party with not much work at all. These pieces really do wonders lighting up not only themselves, but the eyes of all who will see them.

The Modoluce site is very well designed, and written in four separate languages and features an intuitive and easy to use flash layout.

Sand & Birch Design Studio was founded in 2003 when Andrea Fino and Samanta Snidaro got together to join their different cultural backgrounds for one unique project, which was to re-interpret the concept of furnishing and to bring other meanings, sense and other lives to objects. A great example of that is their Diamond Sofa, which turned a piece of furniture into a piece of jewelry without losing to original functions of it as a sofa. Their different experiences help them combine to create great collaborations, where Fino is a law student and Snidaro studied architecture in both Italy and Spain, they have varied ways of thinking that mesh very well together.

The Sand & Birch site is marvelous and has everything you could ever ask for from a designer’s website.