the market is ever sprouting with new and awesome designer furniture, but you have to admit, sometime the old can be equally attractive as newer designer pieces like the Cassina MyWorld Sofa and the Teal Midcentury Sofa by Kelly Wearstler you see here is one excellent example.
unless you have a pen that folds, we would imagine you will need something to carry them around, well, that is assuming you still depends on pen to jolt down notes or doodles. i still carry a pen, mainly for filling out lottery forms (don’t look at me that way, i need those money as much as you do) and
foosball is a game of football when you can’t get out and play, but to us, a foosball table is more than just a piece of leisure equipment – it is a piece of art and also a decorative furniture that kind of adds character to any man cave or family game room. as such, it is only appropriate to grab the best looking work out there that oozes with style
these days, we are at the verge of information overload. there are simply too many things to know and need to know, and those information usually comes in the form of apps. the Nimbus Smart Dashboard + Clock aims to soft that woes, but letting you get a hold of those information, information such as traffic condition, weather, stocks, number of email piling up
Mies Van Der Rohe may not be a name that slips effortlessly of the tongue but he was an American / German architect and responsible for one of the 20th century’s most iconic and celebrated pieces of designer furniture – namely, the spectacularly comfortable and visually superb Barcelona Chair pictured above.
first it was home automation by individual functions, such as Philips hue wireless lighting, Belkin WeMo, Sonos HiFi wireless speakers, Nest Thermostat and more, each with its own awesome app that lets us wield control over them without us leaving the comfort of our couch or even when we are not home.
before we come across the Bonaverde Roast-Grind-Brew Coffee Machine, we never thought that our ‘fresh’ coffee really is about six-month fresh. who would have thought of that? well, except maybe for the farmer co-op and the coffee commodity trader and the coffee trader hedger and anyone in between
how many of you here remember Subbuteo? the tabletop iteration of soccer where we use our fingers to flick those tiny soccer players on half spheres around? though the modern iteration was launched in the 60s, it was still a hit in the 70s and being kids of those days, i was totally all over it, but alas, i wasn’t fortunate enough to acquire one.
depending on how you carry your writing implements, portability could be a pointy issue, such as ink-stained pockets, pen breaking through pocket and unsightly protrusion while in the front pockets of you jeans that could also hinder freedom of movement like squatting. while solutions exist in the form of smaller pens, retractible item and such, they are mostly done at the expense of
can’t decide if you need a table lamp, a night light, an ambient light, or even an art piece on your desk? then you really have to check out Flamio Light, an art-like desk lamp that can operate in a variety of modes; from regular table lamp for your reading needs to night light mode to ambient mode, and even accent mode to light up your feature wall. the lamp is composed of three parts
not wanting a smartphone-capable smoke detector doesn’t mean you have live with ugly looking items. as much as we are enticed by the idea like Canary and more recently, the Nest Protect, we also understand being connected and having a do-it-all smoke detector aren’t everyone’s cuppa of Earl Grey.