The Cornered Coffee Table by Dylan Gold is a coffee table that encourages clean surface space by giving your magazines and table books a home. Here are a few words about this table from the website that sells this coffee table : “Take your average coffee table, construct one leg as a cross-section of a rotated cube and you get a table that values a clean surface area without losing a place to hold your favorite books and magazines. The Cornered coffee table embodies the inherent function of all coffee tables. ” Finally I think that this idea is pretty clever, but not at $1.900. – Via – Doubletakesblog

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One piece of furniture trickery standing upright on only two legs, this pair of Shadow Chairs by British designer Chris Duffy seems to defy everything we knew about gravity. It looks like the lack of back legs is being substituted by the apparent black shadow that is part of the chair’s metal frame and functions as its base. A creative composition that is made from walnut wood and steel, the Shadow Chairs retail for something close to $1,200, but there’s no assurance the average American won’t break it. However it does the job right in fooling your guests – at least for the first time. – Via



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Simone Micheli’s Shift Chair is the perfect piece of furniture for all computer addicts. They will surely admire the new product brought to you by Simone Micheli. The Shift chair looks like a number keypad of the common PC keyboard. This Chair is made from plywood and solid pine which is padded with polyurethane foam and fiberfill. Unlike the traditional keyboard this one is so soft you would not want to get up. The only problem with this chair especially in this recenssion could be the price that is €2614 from NoMadeDesign. – Via – Unplggd

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Sometimes having a large sofa can prove to be a bit of a drag. Even though its dimensions make it a practical furniture item when it comes to “accommodating” more people, there are some negative sides as well. For example, moving it from place to place requires a lot of effort and usually more than one person. The Living Landscape from EOOS brings a completely new concept in large sofas: flexibility. With elements that can be twisted around until they reach an angle of 90 degrees, it is guaranteed to provide a new look to a room any time you feel like changing your living space.



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