One of the more satisfying things to see is a clean and clear workspace. This streamlined, simple, floating work desk is a great example of a leg-less place to carryout your work.
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Just when you thought furniture design couldn’t get any simpler, try an edible version.
These mini-cake versions of household furniture come in angel food, brownie and cake. The only problem is [that] they are scaled down too much to enjoy!
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This is the work of Japanese-born, Italian designer Naoki Hirakos. These pieces are very complimentary with both sweeping curves and abrupt angles. The storage space is unimaginable in the first piece, with an endless combination of cubbys.
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How cool are these “Hush” pod chairs from designer Freyja Sewell? Designed to create an enclosed personal retreat, these chairs can also be folded to create a more traditional seat. Read more »
What do you get when you cross the Mona Lisa and a folding chair?
Not a joke — you get the Mona Lisa Chair, by Kwang Hoo Lee.
If you’re going to fold up a chair, you might as well make it a piece of art, right?
