

The LRG Rocking Chair by Melounge Studio, a low-slung rocker with removable / interchangeable upholstery.


The LRG Rocking Chair by Melounge Studio, a low-slung rocker with removable / interchangeable upholstery.



Quentin de Coster went to straight to the source while designing Animal, soliciting drawings of tables and dogs from a group of children. The dog metaphor played out surprisingly well–the “head” of the table creates a perfect spot for storing supplies.
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Fun bean bags illustrated by Ulrika Gustafsson, available at ferm LIVING.
From left:
• Olivia Bean Bag ($133)
• Edward Bean Bag ($154)
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An interesting cradle created by Mexican designer Arturo Pani in the 1970s, available at ADN Galeria.




A interesting collection of new ideas for furniture by Korean designer Seung-Young Song.
• A clothing line positioned atop a rocking chair which can be moved back and forth to gently help dry hanging garments.
• A cabinet formed by two chairs facing one another, closed. By opening, space is connected and divided.
• A set of eight chairs that integrate the functionality of furniture commonly found in a bedroom. The chairs can be grouped together to form a bed.
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The Polaboy from German designers Lightboys GmbH, a wooden frame with LED lighting for enlarged photos. So cool!


A rare wooden tandem bench from the 1950s with Eames fiberglass shells, taken from a university in Germany. Available at Original in Berlin. Cool.
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Fantastic retro modern House Ornaments made from scrap pieces laying around illustrator Andrew Neyer’s studio. He’ll create a custom ornament of your very own for $20 + shipping , email a house photo to info@yescincinnati.com if interested.

A blackboard designed by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand in 1956 for the Maison du Bresil in Paris. Offered by Miguel Saco Gallery — 20th Century Arts.