Used Furniture.

Wish I would have had this when I tried to sell my grandmother's... Antique... Victorian?... Heirloom dresser!

(via 2modern)

You Sexy Bench.

This bench is like a sexy nerd. Honestly though I want it as a table. Couldn't you see this beauty by Raw Edges as a coffee table or dining room table? rar. (you should click on their name and check out their other projects)


Plaid Bench is constructed of 3 separate benches (one plywood painted white, one pine painted in a mix of blues and yellow, and one hardwood) that interlock to create a pattern of stripes.

(via Dezeen)

Sit Down for a Spell.

Hopefully Roeland Otten's goals for his ABChairs will soon be reached and he will find a producer to manufacture them (in plastic verses the lacquered MDF currently available in limited editions upon request). Then I can get my hands on some! Question is, what would I spell?


(via Inhabitot)

A Kitteh IKEA Morsel from Eric.

Best idea EVAR!!!!!1

(don't laugh...my right eye teared up a bit at the end. We will just say I have virtual feline allergies.)

'An English IKEA decided to release 100 live cats overnight. Why? Why would you question such a thing? The video is the most amazing and life-affirming event. Ever. Embrace it. Watch it a thousand times. Watch it ten thousand times.
An English IKEA decided to release 100 live cats overnight. Why? Why would you question such a thing? The video is the most amazing and life-affirming event. Ever. Embrace it. Watch it a thousand times. Watch it ten thousand times.
The staff pegs the stunt as an "experiment," but I wouldn't exactly say the scientific method is at rigorous work here—and that is a great thing. The cats fight each other. They climb into boxes. They jump. They screech. There are a hundred of them. A grown man yells "Go, cats, go!"'

Did you see the all the ceiling cats? Basement cat was seriously under represented.

(via Gizmodo)

Growing and Morphing Beds.

Where were these beds when I was little?!


[This bed and the 1st bed pictured are the same! the Popspace bed grows with your child (infant-teen). nifty.]
or not so little...


Espace Loggia even have beds for adults!


AND beds that descend from the sky!.. er um ceiling!

(via Inhabitots)

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Baby Habitat.

When I first saw this crib/playpen/changing table/chest of drawers I thought to myself "Cute! Oh crap I would probably smack my baby's fragile skull on the roof at least once a day... or at least hit my own head!" Fear not! Dave Keune thought of that too:

"The entire roof can also be opened up by rolling back the roof tiles which are connected flexibly with bright yellow ropes."

Then of course, it converts to a toddler bed and THEN the entire house packs flat for easy storage between babies or for future potential grand-babies.



(via Inhabitots)

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Ship This.

(The Urban Farm via Inhabitat)
The design world continues to amaze me with its ability to turn something ugly (or at least not pretty) like shipping pallets into a beautiful structure like the above or the sleek chair below.


(Gray Pants)
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This Little Piggy Became a Table.

Just because the description makes me grin...

These colourful stools go by the name of "Schweinchen" and prefer to appear in herds. The friendly "Piggies" are inspired by greek butcher blocks – with crooked legs and vivid colours, they awake to new life. The unique pieces are stackable and feature a convenient storage compartment. Herd #2 – coloursheme by Sandra Bruns.

(via Form Fjord)

LEGOs + Adults

“making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity.” Charles Mingus

This masterpiece was created for Dublin's Boys and Girls advertising agency by ABCG Architecture & Design. How could you nod off during a meeting at this "playful but not juvenile" table? To make it even better, it was put together brick by brick just like kids would do (with no glue!). Now if only I had 22,742 LEGOs I could build a table for myself! I really hope the hole in the middle contains one of those fabric bags full of LEGOs...

(via Inhabitat)