Loopty Loop Loopita was invented by the designer Victor Aleman, and this concept of armchair in the shape of giant corkscrew or orange bark proposes a new manner of assoir and of organizing its living room. Made from a single piece of red oak, the Loopita is covered in high density foam for comfortable seating. The two opposing end points makes for a great floor level chaise. For me this new design look more like some futuristic furniture, and I don’t see this kind of furniture in practice to soon. - Via - Yankodesign

Philipp Mainzer designed this interesting suspended cabinets for e15. The suspended cabinets are another great example of floating furniture. - Via - Trendir

These suspended cabinets are made from richly detailed wood planks, the fabulous grains add contrasting shades and tones to the smooth simple surfaces. Available in two styles, the Shahnaz Cabinet features two square doors, while the Mahnaz offers two wide drawers. Perfect for hiding away magazines and clutter, while displaying your favourite photos or decorations on its table like surface. Both Shahnaz and the Mahnaz cabinets share the same dimensions making them easy to arrange into the ideal unit for your space.

Hurdle Lighting was designed by Koreans Lee Suk Woo and Byeon Dong Jin, and received a Special Mention in the 2007 Lightouch Design Competition in Singapore. The light structure is designed to stand either horizontally (like its namesake) or vertically, more like a desk lamp. A sensor detects how it’s been positioned and operates the light accordingly. I would like to have a desk lamp like this to read focused and undisturbed in the middle of the night, away from the heat durring the day. - Via - Scifi

If you would like to paint your house, and save some money this article from HowStuffWorks covers all the basics for painting the outside of your house from prepping, dealing with plants and trees as well as estimating what you’ll need and how much it’ll all cost. From scraping to priming to painting, every step of an outside painting project is covered here. If you’re planning on painting the outside of your house anytime soon, this would be a good place to start your preparation. If you don’t have time or you are to lazy I’m sorry to announce you that the only way to paint your house is by looking for some proffesionals that will do the job for you.

Today I’ve found on this website an interesting way to decorate your working place, and increase your motivation. As you can see from this picture these guys used their Done To Do lists to increase their level of motivation. When you look at a wall like this with a lot of things done you can feel a great feeling of accomplishmen. Why throw away the relics of your achievements when you can create an inspiring monument to getting stuff done? A “Done! Wall” reminds you that you have moved forward in your journey.

What do you think about this interesting decoration method ?