I’ve shown you last month a “Sofa that converts into a bunk bed in two seconds“, something very useful for small places .It seems that more and more companies find products like this interesting, and if the market want them they build furniture that we can enjoy as a sofa that turn into two or three beds.

This chair is created by Aqua Creations and is a model that dates from year 1996. One is a construction of iron in leaf form that is maintained by the part superior to a wall and by the inferior part to the floor. I have doubts about the stability of this chair, but who knows maybe is just my opinion.Another bad thing at this chair is his lack of mobility, once you’ve installed.

RoundUp Hose Wheel is designed to take your gardening experience to a next level by eliminating the usual storage and maintenance problems associated with garden hose reel.

Roundup allows the user to unroll and rewind the hose and makes it posible to reach the point of use, thereby avoiding messy tangles and dirty hands.

Comfort Swing is an interesting chair made by American Leather. Now let’s see what is interesting and new at this chair :

Comfort Swing allows the occupant to be in a reclined position while experiencing the swinging motion. To allow you to swing while reclining, and with your feet elevated, small handles are provided on the inside of each arm to allow you to gently swing yourself. A very gentle push or pull on either handle creates the swinging motion. The mechanism utilizes over 30 precision bearings to provide a virtually frictionless motion. As a result, from a full swinging motion, once you stop pushing or pulling on the handles, it takes almost a minute and a half for the chair to come to a complete stop.

If you still want more about this chair you can see it in action here.

This is something really beautiful.This is one of the most stylized bathroom pieces I’ve ever saw, and I really like it.Found on HayonStudio.

The celebration of the bathroom as a piece of furniture. This bathroom shouts to be admired. Stylized, yet almost alive with shapes that combine the organic with minimal and colors that had never before seen in a bathroom. “I didn’t want to approach AQ as a bathroom collection. Everything is so white, so clinical. And it’s a room hidden from everyone. Why not treat it as furniture? And make a piece that can be used in any room of the house? So I introduced more explosive colors and unusual shapes that were both modern and classic…”