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Recommended Furniture
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Posted on May 24, 2012 by TanYA
The Glowing Light Balls Bench by Manfred Kielnhofer is fun, funky and functional. Highly innovative and obliterating all traditional design cliches, the bench is an interesting play of light and design. The bench has three illuminated spheres and two intersecting boards, which makes quite a visual impact. The Glowing Light Balls Bench is perfect for those who like their furniture to be
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Posted on May 10, 2012 by brian yalung
If you found the Simpsons’ chair wacky and neat, wait until you get a gander at the Caricature as Furniture Part 1 Series. The series is made up pop icons that include singers and models to cartoon movie characters, offering a new and lively way of perking up the home with odd but fun looking pieces.
The whole furniture series was designed by 56th Studio, offering a mix of comical and bold pieces that offer a lo
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Posted on May 9, 2012 by brian yalung
The Krattenkast Cabinet Collection is another ingenious idea to turn excess or discarded industrial crates into something useful. Known to come in varying colors, the said crates can be an eye candy for people who want some repurposed yet functional cabinets such as what you see above.
The Krattenkast Cabinet Collection was designed by Mark van der Gronden and is actually already available in the market. Instead of c
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Posted on April 29, 2012 by brian yalung
Having a folding chair in tow may not be much but if you get the chance to have a unique one with a slightly different design then why not? Handy when you are perhaps on the go or suddenly run out of chairs during events and gatherings, the Leo Salom Folding chairs should be a neat solution, not to mention something that would save you a lot of space.
When unused and folded, the chair looks like a simple sheet of wood that makes it
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Posted on April 15, 2012 by brian yalung
The home design may seem a bit ancient and totally out of the usual modern interior design that people would look for these days but a Flintstone-like home would really be something rare and magical for some.
Especially for the people who are fans or have seen the rock aged family home setup, there is actually one up for sale over in Malibu, USA. And the location of the said home is perfectly complimented, situated wi
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Posted on March 6, 2012 by brian yalung
For offices or even homes, a good reception desk would certainly offer a lot of ease and functionality for people who put premium on presentation. And with this sculptural reception desk from Erhan and Mustafa Afsaroglu, offices are bound to get raves thanks mainly to the sculptural finish that seems to be the difference for this one.
The desk was designed as part of the showroom renovation of the Prestige Group furniture brand in Nic
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Posted on March 4, 2012 by brian yalung
The design seems to be futuristic and limited to the people with the moolah but the Glowing Light Ball Bench is really something that could technically “light” up any home in an instant. The bench was designed as a set of three glowing glass after which there only lies a wooden plank with perforation in them, giving it design some added utility as well.
The Glowing Light Ball Bench was designed by Mark Kienhofer and
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Posted on February 21, 2012 by brian yalung
Parents would normally turn to cribs but given the practicality of things these days, some would rather improvise due to the limited use of such an aid especially for the ones living in small spaces. However, the GRO furniture is more than a crib. Rather it grows with your child as time passes.
This has something to do with the fact that the crib can transform from a modular crib into a bed and a desk that should technically “grow with your child” a
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Posted on February 17, 2012 by brian yalung
Here is a piece of furnishing that should be ideal for inside and outside needs of homes. This is the Cabaret Inside Outside furniture, something from designer Kenneth Cobonpue that boasts of woven-styled makes and fabulous stitched detail.
The piece intends to provide the necessary comfort and pampering indoors and outdoors thanks mainly to the neat hand-made quality and details that this collect
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Posted on February 9, 2012 by TanYA
The Time Out Timer Stool is not just a stool for your child, as it is an imaginative take on the dreaded time out punishments. The hourglass shaped stool has sand it, and the idea is to make the child sit on it, till all the sand pours down on the other end. Available from
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