Geology Studio Makes Beautiful Wood Furniture for Vinyl Lovers
In Los Angeles a design studio named Geology makes locally crafted wood furniture that includes nicely designed credenzas and wall units to store and display…
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Best-Looking Umbrella Stands for Indoors or Out.
Here in Los Angeles we've been battered by non-stop rains for the past several weeks, so it's no wonder we began thinking beyond boots and…
Quelle Fête! Melting Disco Balls by ROTGANZEN
Quelle Fête is a series objet d'arts created by design firm ROTGANZEN that can be seen in public venues as an art installation, as part…
Deconstructed Furniture: The D/Vision Collection
Architect and designer Ferruccio Laviani has blown us away with his unique furniture designs for Fratelli Boffi before and his D/Vision Collection is yet another…
iBride Launches Zoomorphic Furniture
Introducing the iBride Zoomorphic Furniture collection. We knew it wouldn't be long before another company jumped on the flat-packed animal furniture designs once we saw…
Original Army Jerrycans Repurposed As Bar and Bathroom Cabinets
Original British Army Jerrycans from World War II turned into functional wall mounted bar and bathroom / medicine cabinets. (more…)
Ten Inspiring Wine Cellars In Private Homes
A look at ten inspiring temperature-controlled wine cellars in private homes by various architects and interior designers. Inspiring Wine Cellars The following ten wine cellars…
Sebastian Errazuriz Magistral Chest Is One Sharp Looking Cabinet.
Designer Sebastian Errazuriz' Magistral Chest takes the quills from his 2010 Porcupine Cabinet to the extreme with this imposing maple, bamboo and plywood piece of…
Don’t Feed The Furniture! The Most Awesome Animal Furniture.
When it comes to purchasing home storage, you can always buy a bookcase, shelves, an end table or a Camel. You heard me right, I said Camel. And…
The Carved Beetle Cabinet by Janis Straupe
The Carved Beetle Cabinet (aka The Bug Cabinet) by Janis Straupe, a Latvian artist, is a one of a kind piece that took over three months…