Only a crazy person or someone who would want to torture himself would be brave enough to sit on cactus day in and day out but the Canape Cactus Couch is not all that punishing. Actually, it is all in the design and those usually harmful pointy things are actually just a façade.

In all, they are only an illusion to make the whole couch as real as possible. The Canape Cactus Couch was designed by Maurizio Galante. The whole couch is made from sphere cushions and takes the form of an actual cacti that should be comfortable to use anywhere. To make your pampering ordeal all the more worthy, a footrest comes along with it.

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Canape Cactus Couch

The lamp may seem creepy at first but everything was meant to be an illusion of sorts. But in reality, the Illusion Lamp was really made to be wall-mounted in such a way to throw you off guard, a neat idea for people who want something interesting in queer in their living space.

The lamp was designed by Hareide Design of Oslo for Northern Lighting, another one of those neat alternative for people seeking wise lighting solutions for homes. Additionally, it comes with a shelf which should be a good place to leave keys or letters when needed.

The Illusion lamp is available in black and white colors, simple colors which should immediately blend in perfectly with any home interior setting.

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Illusional Half Lamps

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 obviously offers a new twist for homes looking for one. The stairs are wing-shaped with each step projecting from the wall with the illusion of floating up step by step.

The stairs come in Beech, Oak, Doussie, Wenge, Teak and Iroko finishes among others and can be oiled, bleached, polyurethane varnished, and resin-coated in any color.

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Marretti Compon Stairs

They seem like painting collages at first or perhaps some artsy sculptures that people use to spice up areas. But these are actually lamps that were designed to change the ambiance of rooms in a hurry.

The Atypical Lamps feature triangular shades which direct light downwards to highlight its three tapered legs. The lighting gives an illusion from any angle that a single, sharp beam of light is being cast directly from the center of the shade.

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Atypical Lamps

Small living spaces have their share of restrictions and for sure the Lox Bucket Seat Chair can be something fit for them. They were designed by Luke Pearson and Tom Lloyd with the intent of providing people a saner way of pampering people to their heart’s content.

The chairs boast of a slim silhouette with an unusual bucket seat which should be something inviting. The pedestal-style base and the see-through back and arm rests make this a great piece for small spaces, creating the illusion of more space and less clutter with its minimalist design. Cushions provide support to the body and the flexible frame helps users to just lean back and relax.

Paired with the Lox Table, these could be ideal solutions for the modern home where they are certain to blend in well easily.

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The Lox Bucket Seat Chair

Wall clocks are great and normally designed in a way to blend in well with a home’s interior. However, the Eclipsion Wall Clock is simply something that any home owner would want, something that comes close to witnessing an eclipse as far as the clock concept is concerned.

The wall clock is there to keep track of time, something as you would like any other wall clock. However, it also gives an intricately designed way to measure time through a path that meets at a certain point to give the illusion of a solar eclipse. The clock requires an AA battery to run and measures 270x270X30mm.

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The Eclipsion Wall Clock

Seriously, it may take you more than a glance to figure out why Laurie Beckerman calls this a Butterfly Chair. Regardless, that is where she got the idea for this winged-inspired seat.

After some time looking at it, the Butterfly chair does come out with some semblance to the said insect. The chair carries a round shape that comes close to resembling a butterfly complete with its flapping wings. The back support has been molded to look like wings so if you view the seat from the front, it gives the illusion of flight.

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The Butterfly Chair

Nothing is sweeter than sleeping on air, but that’s probably a bit difficult without a bit of magic. The Dylan Designer Contemporary Bed ($5456.00) comes close with it’s unique curved design that gives the illusion of a floating bed.
Beautiful and well crafted, this soft fine leather bed will spice up the contemporary feel of any bedroom.

Dylan Designer Bed

Dylan Designer Bed

Remember the Edo Bed? This bed accesories will match the piece of furniture ie a sensay mirror from eco-furniture. As we all know mirrors will create the illusion of extra space, especially in cramp places like small condos. But remember it is just an illusion and don’t think you can put extra sofa set in your bedroom. The Sensay Mirror is built with solid mahogany framing.

Sensay Mirror – Touch of Asian