The George3 console table is designed by Gareth Neal, and is a piece of furniture that is quite unique, and can very easily catch your eye. In the same style we presented last year another interesting table by Gareth Neal. The only problem I can see is there will be dust to collect in those small spaces, and it could be difficult to take it away.

We presented here on Freshome all kind of wall stickers and wall tattoos that are a great way to transform any wall into something unique and interesting. Today I’ve found this interesting armoire over at Wildflower Organics, that I think that is a great idea for a room where you already applied a few wall stickers or wall tatoos on your walls. The kirei doors are made from the reclaimed stalks of the sorghum plant, bonded using a formaldehyde free adhesive. The gloss white laminate is GREENGUARD certified giving assurance that emissions from this material conform to healthy indoor air standards. Now the price for this armoire is quite expensive $3995.00, but the intent of this post was to get you the idea, and I’m sure that a similar effect can be obtained with less money if you want.

The Equation Bookshelf is designed by Marcos Breder and is a simple idea of to divide things in priority order. As you can see the design is quite unique, stylish and original. You can put together the books that you need immediately or more important between (parentheses) or maybe a photo, or something important for you to be the focal point of this bookselhf. Set others between [square brackets] and {braces}. - Via - Designspotter

I just found these incredible pictures by Mrzyk & Moriceau on NotCot. I have for a long time in mind some designs that looks like these, and when I saw that these designs becomed reallity I was very happy to see them alive. My future home will definitely in this style, noncomformistic, unique, remarkable, and beautiful. Take a look at these pictures, and if you want more check NotCot.

Mrzyk & Moriceau have an incredible show on at the max lang gallery in NY - “A View To Kill” runs from April 26 - June 1, and they were kind enough to send some incredible pictures over to show you what you’re missing.