I always loved hammocks, the association with springtime and lazy summer days. Just laying on that comfortable netting as you drift off into a impromptu nap. Well it seems Henry Sgourakis was inspired by hammocks as well when he created the NOOK chair.
The chair and ottoman combination created with similar crocheted rope work, creates a doily like bungie net to catch your tired body. As you lay back the material expands and you fit comfortably inside.
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Fireplaces are awesome. Sitting around them is relaxing and warm and wonderful. Having a fireplace outside is even better! Especially if it’s by a pool. This one is exceptionally beautiful. Designer Brandon Williams handcrafted this fourteen gauge steel into a very cool design.
I have always had a thing for Airstream trailers. Combining the gorgeous vintage design of the outside of an airstream with the clean classy new look of a modern renovation makes this truly a beautiful project.
There is nothing like sitting at a bar drinking a glass of wine, but what if you were sitting on the corks to every wine you ever drank! Thats exactly what the “Life After Corkage Bar Stool is all about.
Over 2,500 wine and champagne corks make up the seat of this unique stool and ottoman. If you’re a big drinker then you may be able to make your own, but in the meantime you will have to pay $980 each.
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The disaster in Japan has got us all thinking about what we can do to help. Designers have long been trying to figure out a way to create disaster relief housing that can be assembled very quickly in the wake of a problem. These innovations have finally become available to civilians after being used by the military for some time.
This Accordion Shelf designed by Eisa Srozyk is a creative way to look at cabinet doors. Sadly it doesn’t make beautiful music if you pump the doors, but the fluid motion creates of this piece makes it beautiful either open or closed.
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Summer is slowly approaching, but soon it will be time to hit the park and relax in the sunshine. Nothing makes the perfect summer day better then adding delicious BBQ. If you live in a city, then you know that this can be difficult for apartment dwellers like me. Enter the Fuego Element Portable Grill.
You can throw this over your shoulder and head to your nearest park for some grilling goodness. Upon arrival to your favorite spot the built in legs fold out and you can begin cooking your burgers on nearly 160 square inches of cooking space.
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