Posted on January 27, 2012 by brian yalung
Swing seats would normally be seen in the outdoors but these fun swing seats from Svvving should allow you to have them even in the indoors. The Swing Seats are portable and can be placed in homes with space to spare as long as you have height allowances of up to 3 to 5 meters.
The swing seats are made from natural wood and are polished in lacquer or colored varnish. The seats offer some comfort as well, upholste
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Posted on January 26, 2012 by brian yalung
Star Wars fans here is another one for you for the home. We have seen a lot of Star Wars’-inspired stuff and now we have a rug to add to all that. The R2-D2 rug should be nice to have for the kids’ room although the die-hard Star Wars collectors may likely want to have one as well.
The rug is available from
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Posted on January 26, 2012 by brian yalung
For homes that are about to be built or are due for a makeover, here is a stairway design you can consider. The Compon Stairs from Marretti offers a combination of wood, glass and steel capped with some lighting as well to make sure you see where you are going and maybe set the mood for a particular area when needed.
The overall design offers a simple and clean composition where the added lighting o
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Posted on January 25, 2012 by brian yalung
In what looks like a neat bean bag alternative, the Black Paper 37 chair should offer some comfortable solution to the people who are looking for more convenience in any which way they can. The Black Paper 37 chair is handcrafted and comes in a solid black color which should easily fit in any living space.
The chair is made from 37 layers of paper and gofer cardboard which are evenly stacked on each other. The lounger offers a neat alternati
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Posted on January 25, 2012 by brian yalung
Here is another cute little stool you may want for your home. Taking the form of a familiar cork and screw that one would easily associate with corks from a wine bottle, the SCRW stool should be a neat seating solution that should be as well great for indoor or outdoor use.
The functionally SCRW stool was designed by Manuel Welsky which is also adjustable depending on the user’s preference. It is comfortable and quirky and offers a unique look that shou
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Posted on January 24, 2012 by brian yalung
Qisdesign offers lamps that seemingly look like toys or plastic decors but are in reality lamps that were meant for providing illumination in a funky kind of way. The Lamp Aurelia carry a neon-like appearance that makes them look like floating jellyfish that should properly render the ideal lighting meant for any area.
The lamps carry LED-powered light bulbs, illuminated from within which allows them to cast a moody glow for required ambian
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Posted on January 24, 2012 by brian yalung
In what should be a cool sofa to retreat on, the Ann Arbor Sofa offers a retro design flair carrying some feminine quality that closely resembles a cocooned vessel that one would trace towards a boat.
Designed by the Danish Design Studio, this is one keen and relaxing piece that comes in bold power blue capped with a grey tone and comes upholstered in durable textiles and finished off with solid oak legs.
The sofa should
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Posted on January 23, 2012 by brian yalung
From the looks of it alone, this is one weird table one would consider having in their home. Apparently this may be one reason why it was called the Distorted Table, a brainchild of designer Suzy Lelievre.
The table offers a noticeable signature style, a twisting design that should easily get the attention of anyone. Apparently this is the distinctive style that makes Lelievre’s design stand out above traditional furniture pi
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Posted on January 23, 2012 by brian yalung
If you are looking to perk up your home with some dandy coffee tables, here are some ma
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Posted on January 22, 2012 by brian yalung
There is no doubt that the mold of this table was the main reason why it is called the Picnic (or better known as the Ligne Roset storage system). Taking the form of a familiar picnic basket, this side table may be used for such but was really designed to be a sewing table.
The table was designed by GamFratesi who used a simple aesthetic of chic black-stained ash wood to make up the said side table. It is flat and smooth and well
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