Folding Screen Chairs – Biombo

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Daniel Milchtein Peltsverger is a genius. Anyone who lives in a small space will surely appreciate his Biombo folding screen chairs. He has basically invented a novel kind of combination furniture no one has done before. The Biombo can be used as a screen, either decoratively or as a room divider most of the time. But when company calls, they can be folded down to become extra chairs.

2868518134 be47efcc0b Folding Screen Chairs   Biombo The Biombo is wooden with the screen portion hinged. The front decorated portion of the screen concertinas down to form the chair. The screen frame still has a backing for back support.  One question that remains is how much weight can the chair handle as it looks quite lightweight. – Via

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Feel Like a Bird in the Sky with the Hello Down There Rug

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Hello Down There is a rug that can get a lot of attention, more attention than any rug I’ve saw until now. The Hello Down There uses a photo-satellite of a city to add an urban element inside your home, and it will also give you a feeling that you are somewhere up in the sky, just like a little GOD. If you want to buy this rug you can get it from here for $150. - Via

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Minimalistic Glass Tables by Adi Fainer

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Designed by Israeli designer Adi Fainer these tables come up with a sleek and elegant design that can add some beauty in any living room. The collections have the following names like the Walk like an Egyptian, Fettuccine Loop, Interlock, and HookUp. With a very fashionable and extremely minimalistic look, these tables are truly irresistible.  – Via

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Giant Ceiling Light : Ociu Light

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If you always wanted something really cool and unique then the Ociu Light from Zava that has a diameter of 6 feet ( 185 cm ) certainly makes a statement. The suspension is fully realized in opal methacrylate, 8 mm thickness, diameter of 185 cm and a width of 90 cm. OCIU is available in various colors: black and white entirely with internal processing leaf gold or silver.The word “ociu” means “pay attention,” as if you could ignore something this big. Fianlly you have to agree that the Ociu Light from Zava stunning but nevertheless linear and very elegant.

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Sofa Wall Climber – Canape

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There is no way you can miss this sofa design by Lila Lang. One half is a plain looking sofa with a decidedly curvy old fashioned style. The other half appears to be climbing the wall! You have to admit there is something whimsical about this design. On one hand it fulfills a function – somewhere to sit on. On the other hand, it is a perhaps a piece of art or even a statement about things driving us up the wall perhaps? If you tilt your head and view the wall as the floor, you will notice the Canape is almost symmetrical designed so it should fit corner walls in either direction. This design was recently featured in an exhibition Parcours Saint Germaine in Paris France. – Via

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