Black Leatherette Modern Stylish Bed Features: Contemporary Bed Select hardwood construction Padded black leatherette upholstery Extra cushioned Leatherette headboard with bolster shape cushions Chrome legs Wave-side design Bed is available in Queen size …
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Black Leatherette Modern Stylish Bed w/Padded Headboard
Take a peak at these modular wall designs brought to us by 3Form. Both of these two wall systems can be easily removed and rearranged as easily as a pair of socks! Such designs are great for exhibitions, retail stores or any location in which the decor changes often.
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Change Your Wall As Often As You Change Your Socks
Why are we obsessed with the Obsession Series by Kwangho Lee ? Because its made out of gardening hoses! Following his motto “Ordinary objects can become something else,” Kwangho Lee leaves us wanting more. But no worries.
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Obsessed with The Obsession Series
Because yesterday we posted a chair (that looks like) it has one leg , it seemed only appropriate to showcase the Two Leg Table today! Designed by Shay Carmon and Ben Klinger , the Two Leg Table is made with an oak base that supports a Corian top. The two legs are arranged in such a way, with an extended piece on each leg, that enable them to support each other while simultaneously supported the Corian table top. Using strong materials such as the oak and Corian were necessary in making the balance possible
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The Two Leg Table
Designed by Italian designer Davide Conti , the Magica and Magica 2 Chair appear to be magically standing on one leg. The Magica, the black chair, is designed to appear that it receives support from the back of the chair that extends down while the Magica 2, the white chair, zig-zags to theoretically gain support from the front of the chair. However, there are two transparent plexiglass pieces on each side of the chairs that sturdily support the body and make it usable. Although the Magica Chairs are still in the conceptual phase, they would be a great way to fool friends at home or guests and passersby in restaurants and hotels.
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Oh, Oh It’s Magica, You Know…
A fresh take on the table lamp, these table lamp silhouettes are wall mountable for a unique look. Made by Gumdesign for Zeroombra, an Italian design company, the Sognibelli lamps come in a variety of colors from bright purple and orange to simple black and white. The base of each lamp has a small shelf for accessories, such as eyeglasses, books or magazines. As an added eco-friendly bonus, Sognibelli lamps use LED lighting to save on the amount of electricity they rely on.
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Table Lamps for Your Wall
Remember Venn Diagrams? Even if you can’t recall what exactly they are for, you’ve definitely seen them before.
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Theory Inspired Design
Here’s a round of chairs that are as delicious as your favorite version of this chair’s namesake. Designed by Infiniti Design in Italy, the Cookie is a polycarbonate chair that obtains its shape through injection molding. The best part is that indulging in these Cookies won’t make you feel guilty. Available in red, black, white and transparent, the Cookie also comes in three different shapes.
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Cookie, anyone?
Coffee tables are something you spend a lot of time looking at, and perhaps that explains why I am so fascinated by them. I always have my eye out for unique ones that are more than the rectangular norm. In fact mine is not a coffee table at all, but actually a trunk that easily opens for hidden storage space (yes!) So it’s easy to see why the White Desert Coffee Table caught my eye.
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What Can Your Coffee Table Do?
Guests at your next party are sure to love the fun design of the Vino Mug & Bottoms Up Beer Glass. Their creative designs were just too fun for me not to share, yet they don’t leave me with much to say because this image really speaks for itself! These would make a nice gift for the next party you attend, don’t you think? Continued here: sixdifferentways.com Related posts: Physics for the Wine Lover
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Who needs a wine glass when there’s the vino mug?