Showing posts with label furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label furniture. Show all posts

Monday, September 5, 2011

Eight arms to hold you


The first piece from the Animal Chair collection, this design is both fantastical and disturbing, like something out of a gothic version of Pirates of the Caribbean. And I can't help imagining how mindblowing it would be to use this as a piano bench for a baby grand!

Octopus chair from Maximo Riera

Monday, June 27, 2011

Dream on, dream away...


It's hard to imagine how many hours went into the design and production of this stunning table. The precision required is astounding and if I had something like this, I would display it in a central location so everyone can admire it:

Dreamcatcher Hall Table from Seth Rolland

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Have a seat


A friend of mine just bought a new home and has been looking at furniture, which inspired me to take a gander at some pretty pieces myself. If I had a place, I think I would get two of these chairs and place them just like in this photo, but maybe with something decorative in between like a tall vase or a little table.

Sabina chairs from American Leather

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

I wanna swim in your bathtub...


I love it when something old is justaposed with something new, particularly when that something is repurposed and given a new life. This antique cast iron bath tub has been cleverly reincarnated as a loveseat and although I wonder how comfortable it is, I must say it is one sexy conversation starter.

Savon by Flavour Design

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Plug in baby


Sometimes there are truly intelligent innovations that make life simpler. When installed, this table leg functions like a power bar and eliminates the mess of electrical cords and extensions. My computer desk could sure use one or two!

PowerPOST from Choi Won Seok and Kim Do Yeop

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Pour les vĂȘtements


What a neat way to customize furniture! Instead of traditional nobs or pulls, words were cut out of wooden planks with a scroll saw and attached to a rescued dresser:

Le French Dresser by Wary Meyers
 

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