Very cool way to re-design a wooden table. This combination is the best of two worlds — eat a meal at a picnic table, then spin around to relax on a reclined bench.
Imagine “growing” a loveseat or chair for relaxing. Well, these seats were all made from growing moss and grass. What a refreshing way to host an outdoor gathering!
Spontaneous hosting can be troublesome, but not when you have a Sofabed. This stack of bamboo and cotton is a 6-layered bed just waiting for company. Oh, and yes, it was designed by an engineer.
The process of creating these unique stools involves stripping off the bark, splitting the log and then strategically burning it. Once the stool has cooled, it’s ready for sitting.
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I recently discovered more about designer, Frank Lloyd Wright — far more than I had known before. His life story is just as fascinating as his most famous work. He is most famously known for his architectural masterpiece, Falling Water, but his career began much earlier than that and ended much later.
Not only did he design residences, churches and museums, but he also designed the built-in furniture and fixtures that completed the dwellings. He created the Usonian-style home and designed Taliesin West, a live-in school of architecture.
Wright’s career had many ups and downs and transformed many times over, but eventually he made his place in history. He truly was a creative man and you can still visit and tour many of his works today.
