The giant Birdsnest does not leave much to be desired by way of looks, or the allusions of comfort. Birds would probably have little use for a nest like this, but humans, we’re sure, would enjoy its comforts and novelty. We can’t say we’re in love with the jagged wooden edges, but overall, the design from OGE CreativeGroup is quite lovely.
Getting this sofa would give your room a “unique” look, but that’s not necessarily a good thing. Photograph by Miss Lili Potkin.
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Game of Thrones Season 4 is all set for its premiere. To mark the occasion, UK based Made to Measure Blinds have come up with designs for roller blinds inspired by the houses of Westeros. The blinds feature sigils of nine great houses of Westeros with a few custom touches. The company might put the blinds in production if they manage to generate interest.
Skulls go exceptionally well with brains, which is the reason I always prefer to keep my brain firmly in the skull. Sometimes it is a little too tight, but mostly, I’m okay. This love affair of skull and brain has taken the next step where they’re together as furniture. Artist/designer Vladi Rapaport has crafted a combo of a skull chair and brain ottoman, both destined to be together just like god intended.
Living in a fairytale and embarking upon adventures is easy when you have access to the flying carpet. Made by Duffy London, the flying carpet is a coffee table made out of mild steel, with a brilliantly designed base that mimics the shadow of the carpet.
Book Flower Pot can live almost imperceptibly with your books, showing its presence only in a beautiful plant foliage. The flower pot is made from PMMA and PVC for waterproofing, and wrapped in the cover of a book titled The Life of Plants.
The only reason you want this Star Trek themed transporter room shower curtain and bathmat is because it’s great. It’s geeky awesome. Costs $50.
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Making walls get an aesthetic and look better, these wall surfaces take inspiration from contemporary art and styling to look extra good. 3D Surface was formed as a result of a collaboration between three experienced craftsmen Romano Zenoni, and Alessandro and Stefano Fazzuoli. The company created textures, coats and materials that would be fit for indoor use in any environment.
At the very base of German design studio Böwer‘s Wooden Carpet is a sheet of durable textile. On this sheet are arranged wooden pellets and tiles in a way that they are independent of each other, yet work together for form and function. Owing to this arrangement, the carpet can be laid flat on a floor like every carpet should be, or you could arrange it into a three dimensional form which would be interesting, although with debatable use.
Floating on the idea of magnetic levitation, this table would make an incredible peace in the living room, well as long as you don’t bump into it or put some weight towards a single side. Also, keep your gadgets away from that strong magnetic field. Height of the table can be adjusted by changing the power running through the electromagnets that keep the table floating. Designed by Yana Christiaens.