furniture Team Blog

Edo Hunter Green Lounge

seicho — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 11:19:09 +0000

Serene seating. Japanese interior style has often been thought to bring a sense of peace and zen into the home in which it is incorporated, and the Edo Hunter Green Lounge Chair doesn’t deviate from this common association. With its calming presence, this low-lying chair is great for a reception area, as a side chair in an office or living room, or even as part of a dining set. It uses a dark brown, mahogany finished hardwood and hunter green fabric to create a contrast that is pleasant yet does not fade into the background. The Edo Hunter Green Lounge by Sitcom Furniture can be found at nikkoSHOPS.com for $599.00.

Stardust Light Furniture Opens Plenty of Possibilities for Tasteless Bachelors

seicho — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 18:01:16 +0000

Stardust is a set of sofas and pillows that illuminate from within. Add a rotating disco ball, lava lamps, and a couple of awesome Philips LivingColors lights, and your psychedelic apartment will be complete.

These new models are called Mappamondo (Globe), Bucco Bianco (White Hole), and Galassia (Galaxy). They are made of Via Lattea—italian for the raspberry-flavored Milky Way—a white fabric assembled around carbon-based black threads which they claim is indestructible.

The best thing about the Stardust light furniture is that it allows you to role play Austin Powers at night, while letting you be Howard Hughes during the day just by changing the space cakes with milk bottles. [Meritalia via Gearfuse]

Spray Paint Lamp Tags Your Desk with Light

seicho — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 17:57:00 +0000

This Krylon spray paint lamp houses its bulb inside a can of paint. It’s surprisingly awesome looking, and would be even more awesome if the can of paint actually worked. [Etsy via NotCot.org]

Sancal Elipse Table: “I’m Trapped In a Table, But I’m Doing Fine”

seicho — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 17:54:27 +0000

Sure, you expect a $1,000+ table to make a statement, but few are as complex as Rafa Garcia‘s gravity-defying table with protruding forearms, allegedly a celebration of “the male spirit.”

Coming in black or white lacquer, the table can be square or rectangle, for £773 and £991 respectively. The fiber-board top and bottom are held together by an enamel-coated steel tube which is hard to see at some angles, giving the impression that the top half just floats there. I’m not contemporary art critic, but I think it says a lot, starting with: “Yes, it is true, everything but my arms are hyperdimensionally encoded in the top half of this table sandwich. But hey, I’m all good.” [SwipeLife]

Mini Golf Rug Proves Augusta Can Be Vacuumed

seicho — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 17:51:54 +0000

The Putt Up or Shut Up Rug Kit doesn’t include windmills or water features, but it’s not a horrible way to work a mini golf course into your office.

The somewhat ordinary $140 green rug includes eight rearrangeable tiles of “rough.” Bundled plans include design variations ranging from a simple par 3 to a rigorous par 5.

Just have a bit of pride in golf tradition and walk the course for once. And are those metal spikes? In 2009? Now you’re just being a dick. [FLOR via OhGizmo!]

Underglow Lights Make Your Bed a Rice Sleeper

seicho — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 17:41:14 +0000

Got lights thundering under your car/rice rocket? Here are matching ones for your furniture. Set the perfect street racing mood via remote control with 16 color options. [Product Page via Unplggd]