This table offers a stainless steel bottom so anything with a magnet fixed to it can be attached to the underside. Once you are done with dished just stick them to the bottom of table and save some cabinet space. Better yet, no more getting up for those forgetten utensils.
These modern beds come to courtesy of Gudiksen Design. Part of an initiative to expose youth to modern furniture while adding functional pieces of furniture to the home, these beds are simply awesome.
The Snake Chair designed by Poliform is a great piece of architectural furniture. Made with the design oriented in mind, it has great form and catches any eye.
Here is a kitchen unit designed by Fevzi Karaman that allows you to have a fully functioning kitchen when you want it and then make it disappear when you don’t. This little piece of furniture packs a bunch of function, included in the unit is: a stove, sink, recycling bin, dish storage and more.
This bath designed for the 23rd century but readily available for you today from Jacuzzi.com is not only a spa but a beautiful piece of artwork. This spa will set you back a staggering 17 thousand, but the feature list is as rich as the price, included is: digital controls, Illumatherapy lighting, Wave Pulse bath control, TheraPro jets, Chromatherapy lights and eight back massage jets.
This has to be the coolest bar we have ever seen, well actually its a buffet server, but we only intend to serve screwdrivers from it, so it’s a bar! Designed by Marco Acerbis, and constructed from a healthy serving of stainless steel, this would look great in any room, as long as their are screwdrivers present!
The “Pick Chair” from Studio Dror is a great example of a multi-functional piece of furniture. The chairs may be used as either a nice piece of Japanese wall art or be unfolded for a neat seating solution. Manufactured from Aluminum and hard wood, these light and beautiful chairs are sure to hold up.
The “Eco Pod”, for sale by inmod.com, is a great solution for all your lounging needs. Made from a high density polyethylene and the fact that this thing can be hosed down when it gets dirty makes it a sure thing for any entertainment room. The top is covered with a comfy bean bag and the sides of the main frame have an option for custom graphics.
Moto Art is a company from California that takes old airplane parts and reworks them into great new pieces of functional art. They started in 1998 and have been creating specialty pieces ever since. “The rescue of these marvelous engineering components from yesteryear gives much joy as well as a feeling of being a small part of the great art of aviation.” says the head artist of Moto Art Donovan Fell. As you can see by the photos their creations are not only beautiful, but they are also completely functional. These are definitely some of the coolest pieces of recycled art/furniture I have seen.
This sofa is designed by Manworks and is a perfect example of contemporary design. The main seating area is colored in beautiful white while the bottom is is a dark contrasting brown that looks awesome.
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