What do you do when you’ve got loads of unused CDs and Intel processors? Build a coffee table of course. This fine example was built by a talented Russian carpenter living in Israel. Continue reading for two more pictures.
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Designed by Scott Jarvie, the Clutch Chair was created using 10,000 drinking straws, and looks quite comfortable to say the least, though a bit fragile. According to Scott, “the Clutch Project began as a microscopic observation of the structural composition of trees and the directional properties of Capillary tubes (xylem).” Continue reading for one more picture.
Using nothing more than materials purchased at Home Depot, “bykmandan” built an amazing Star Wars AT-AT Imperial Walker Loft bed for his son. This project came about when he scoured the internet for an AT-AT bed, but came up empty. Video after the break.
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Called the Levi-Table, this creative piece of furniture features legs with u-shaped heads that are “actually fitted with powerful magnets, that hold the tables lab in place in midair.” Continue reading for one more picture.
Glass inserts at either end of each head keeps the table from levitating to the side and slipping out.
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If nothing else, the Super Nova bathroom brings a luxury spa into the comfort of your own home, should you have the cash to purchase it. Official pricing has not yet been released. Click here for first picture in gallery.
I could go on about the cascading water, high gloss surfaces and the little sink designed specifically for your feet – but I’ll let the images do most of the talking.
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Whatever you do, don’t call it a music player. This iPod-inspired creation was actually “a project for his A-level Design Technology course and that it took months to complete.” Continue reading for one more picture.
Basically, I started with a square frame built out of pine (this made the sides) and then glued a piece of MDF on the top..This gave me a five-sided cube kinda thing.
Designed by Jaebeom Jeong, the “Swingers” chair is essentially a “set of two back-to-back chairs scrambled into one — two people might never face each other while sitting on same chair.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
With the intention that you have ample space to sit on, the dimensions read 1660 x 440 x 960.
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While it may be loaded with Mac-related items, the Novanta Designers Workstation is basically a simple desk features “integrated speaker grills and the illuminated tabletop perfect for lightbox work.” No word yet on pricing or availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Perhaps my favorite feature is the electrical equipment drawer in the rear – to hide all those messy wires and cables. I kinda want one.
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Called the Pack Chair, this piece of furniture is “made of cloth and comes rolled up in a little pack — simply unroll it and flick a switch on the side.” The artist is currently selling it through mail order, with just 5-prototypes available now.
But instead of just filling with air, the Pack Chair has a cloth body that inflates with liquid polyurethane…the chair most probably becomes a permanent fixture in your home after its deployment.