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admin — Sun, 31 May 2009 15:56:14 +0000

welcome to have a sit ?

Snake Chair

Chair with Egg

Fire on/in The Chair

This is really hurt if you sit on it —–

is this cool for you ? but I think the level of Shiok – is not so much -

Wired Tree Table

admin — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 00:37:30 +0000

This is a good idea to reuse the ‘tree’ – would you like this ?

this is really a cool table -

but isn’t that hard to clean the ‘dust’ ?

but it dons’t cos any problem if you place in in an aircond room ,….

city home design

admin — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 02:04:50 +0000

i was so so so admired about the home design like this — how about you ?>

just give us a relaxing while in a busy city life —–

the lighting in the picture are just nice —-

the city view in the room

morning ?

snowing place ?

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Holographic Projection Display – Holocube

admin — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 08:08:17 +0000

The hi-tech holographic 3D projection display from Holocube is an interesting product. Using the holographic technology, it provides perfect 3D movie in a contemporary sleek housing.

PopoutWatch the “Holographic Projection Display – Holocube” Video on Youtube

Interesting Pillows

admin — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 02:11:00 +0000

Here are few more interesting pillows we came across.

Get Cosy:

Designed by Berlin based Bombdesign, which looks for new interpretations of the everyday objects and rethinking the obvious. With Get Cosy you can sit down and slip your cold feet into the second cosy cushion and comfort is assured.

Laptop Pillows:

These laptop pillows provide laptop users with a portable, heat-shielded surface for increased comfort and stability. Apart from this, sustainable materials and methods are used for the construction of these pillows. We would really like to get one for ourselves.

Reading Pillow:

Creation of Meg McElwee, a Montessori teacher, fiber artist, and pattern designer.

Pillow with a pocket for TV remote:

Lips shaped velvet pillow:

Cute! Available in three sizes and colors.

“Slat House” of Marina Del Rey

admin — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 07:33:33 +0000

Here we have the home of David Feldman, the co-founder and CEO of Y Lighting, the largest online lighting retailer and specializes in modern lighting fixtures for the home. As David being an owner of a lighting concern, paid special attention to the lighting aspect of the home’s design and made sure that the house gets a lot of natural light in the daytime through large windows and skylights. His enthusiasm for modern home décor extends beyond his professional life. He works and lives modern. This very house was once a shingle and tiled, sitting on a small 35 x 90 lot. And it was when Dave’s family decided to move into their new beachside home, Dave planned to bring down the old structure and come up with new one but they had one big problem on their hands: the local building codes. Due to these codes, the home couldn’t be rebuilt and maintain its ocean view, and in order to preserve the view, the existing structure would have to remain on the property. It was at this time, the David Hertz Architects were hired to find the solution. And the firm did come up with a unique solution after many renovations, and a remodel design so that the house is now known as the “Slat House” of Marina Del Rey. The architects encased the entire exterior with Ipe wood slats, a Brazilian wood that’s incredibly strong. And the best part was the slats gave the impression of elevation without increasing the size of the home. Apart from this the slats creates wonderful shadow patterns which changes throughout the day. The slats extend upwards on the rooftop to provide a railing, and the slats facing the ocean slide open to provide ocean views and at night the light casts outward from the slats giving the home a unique glow. Dynamic play with light both inside and out, directional lights highlight artwork & using Lutron Spacer system which is programmable and works at the touch of a button, the lighting is controlled.

interesting Beds

yeo — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:32:33 +0000

With the changes happening & technology becoming integral part of our lives, it time we redo our beds!

Hi-Can Canopy Bed: It features state of the art technology hi-fi sound system, features integrated flaps, ventilation, hi-fi sound system, screen with DVD, apart from these you can surf the internet right from your own bed & also it has temperature & lighting controls for making you comfortable.

Feel Seating System: Inspired by molecular structure, made up of 120 soft sofa balls, this ingenious design allows it to be folded & rearranged into pretty much anything depending upon your imagination.

Private CloudBed – It requires little more space than a “normal” bed, a rocking-chair style bed by German designer Manuel Kloker

Bedup: A perfect one for apartments with short space. During the daytime you can store it on the ceiling, & the under-surface of the bed becomes a part of ceiling with the possibility of integrating lighting.

Floating bed: It can be fixed to the wall & with a central leg on floor, creating the “floating effect”.

Sofa bed: Furnishes the day area & in a simple step transforms into a practical ready made bunk bed with integrated supporting ladder and protection guard.

Innovative Chairs

yeo — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 07:00:00 +0000

Alexander Kneller Side Chair:

This one has a nifty & huge slide-out storage compartments were you can store your books or just anything. chair

Antidiva Micama Chair:

The Antidiva Micama Chair is a versatile piece of furniture. The outer cover can be in fabric or leather & the chair can be filled with the material of your choice.

Tre di Una Chair by Hunn Wai:

One To Three For Five (Seconds) by John Nouanesing:

It’s a multi-function furniture, wherein you can easily make low riding chairs & a red table or the other stuff from the white cube table.

Soft square by Marta Antoszkiewicz:

Its intended for urban living, space management chair set by designer Marta Antoszkiewicz.

Splash Chair by Michael L. Wendel:

This Splash Chair seems to be inspired by slow motion water drops.

Some other chairs:

collapsible Shelves For The Unorganized and Cheap

yeo — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 04:18:32 +0000

PLoP! is a storage shelving system designed for nomadic students on budget. Made from eco-friendly corrugated board, PLoP! weighs a mere 1.8kg and is collapsible, so students can easily carry it home with them, even on the public transport. Once at home, they simply have to remove the packaging, ‘plop’ it open, affix its backing supports and be prepared to be wowed as this humble material of a furniture holds the weight of dozens of books and objects.The great thing about PLoP! is that it is also designed for extendability, which means that apart from the basic 4-section unit, it can be extended to 6, 8, 10, etc. sections and STILL be collapsible! When the students are done with their short-term studies, they have two options in dealing with the shelf. First, and recommended, they can ‘plop’ PLoP! back to its collapsed state and bring it with them to their next destination. Alternatively, being a paper-based product, it can be disposed of and recycled easily if they no longer have the need for it or if its useful life has ended.

Designer: Joyce Hong

Wilsonart Chair

yeo — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 03:45:43 +0000

Wilsonart Chair

Wilsonart today named Eric MacDonald as the winner of its 2008 Wilsonart® Challenges… student design scholarship competition at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF). MacDonald’s winning entry adapts a simple shape into new dimensions. Through working with an elevated view of the chair, he created a profile that would become a seat, back and arm rest, while maintaining the identity of the recognizable Wilsonart sample chip shape. MacDonald is a Senior in the Industrial Design Department at California State University, Long Beach. The award-winning entry and four runners-up entries will be displayed during ICFF at the Wilsonart Contract booth 1642.

“Since the goal was to keep the image of the chip recognizable in the chair I quickly became exhausted with pushing, pulling and stretching it into existents…. Pushing it into its third dimension is what gave the chair its life,” said MacDonald. “The negative space of the chip is defined with structure lines, as in architecture, and these lines actually create the image of the chair.”

Designer: Eric MacDonald