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Moving is a part of life and so are the hassles that come with it. We have all faced it when the first thing you want to do after moving is to have your most essential stuff organized right away. Arara Nômade simply grants your wish.
That’s called eggilicious! A part of an egg themed furniture set, this carpet definitely takes the ‘egg’. Titled the Sunny Shag Up, the combination comprises of a white carpet and two yellow cushions ready to seat anyone requiring some eggstra comfort.
Anyone’s up for a tour of Alice’s wonderland? Hold your breath, we came along the wrong path. It is not the wonderland but have landed undoubtedly in the zipperland! Wouldn’t you want to take a tour?
This is indeed a familiar family furniture set which needs no explanation. Yes, they have been modeled to look like The Simpsons! The character chairs have been formulated by 56thStudio under the project titled Caricature as…Furniture.
Hold your breath for the very bubbly furniture series you have had ever come across. As you can see, the bubbles seem to be growing at random but of course together formulating a shape serving as seats of all sorts.
Need a case for your wine bottle? Choose Re-Wine. Why? Because Re-Wine not only keeps the bottle safe from breakage when full but lets you make use of it when empty as well.How? Instead of throwing both of them away the case can be used to construct a table lamp!
Those searching for space saving techniques should take a look at this Com-Oda furniture brilliance! What seems like a bench or a stand to keep your objects on is in fact a cluster of 6 chairs folded to make more room.
Who could have thought scrap wood pieces could make us wonder about them. Well, Ubico Studio makes the magic happen and that too with panache. Collected from “dumpsters, renovations works and the streets of Tel Aviv“, the waste wood gets a new life as they are converted into brilliant seat forms called the Wake.
Sleek and stylish, you’re presently looking at the Stiletto Desk. This is a limited edition furniture piece from Splinter Works based in Britain.
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