The Box Sofa and Lounger will have you quite literally thinking outside of the box when it comes to furniture and home decor. These two unique seating options offer comfort, privacy and a playful element to your living space.

Designed by Ivar Gestranius and Kevin Lahtinen of ‘Loook Industries,’ the Box Sofa and Lounger debuted during the Stockholm Furniture Fair in February 2011.

Although either one can easily be placed in a home as an interesting room divider or for some added color in a den or play room, the Box Sofa and Lounger would fit perfectly in public spaces such as offices and libraries. This is because either one would cut out surrounding noise and movement, essentially creating a “room within a room.”

Denis Milovanov – that is a carpenter from Russia, describing an old furniture with new, more modern architects. It looks like a dead or damaged trees, but by the hands of Denis Milovanov are like furniture can be expensive. Solid Wood Furniture Collection from Tuka is more representative of the Russian wood to the environment, as seen from some form of work he created, depicting a real wood strokes without engineering.

Adam Barron, a student of Industrial Design at the University of Cincinnati, created the super chic Reclaimed seatbelts Chairman of steel rod frame and seat belt which he collected from a local junkyard. This is one of the best designs I’ve ever seen made ​​from reclaimed auto parts. His design combines three of the five principles of Japanese design: humor, expertise, compactness, asymmetry and simplicity. Seats are handmade in New York and, because of its nature, each seat one-of-a-kind.

Designer Lies-Marie Hoffmann recently dropped a series of sculptural benches dubbed ‘Homage to the Elm trees’ across the streets of Stockholm. Made from Elm-trunks these chunky seats encourage us to look at nature with fresh eyes while thinking and acting differently towards it.
The arboreal specialists at Nordic Tree Care provide the designer with the local raw material, which she then shapes with a chain-saw to create amazing dovetail joints and expose the trees’ own sensual attributes.
The benches are made from sustainable raw materials using traditional building methods and few finishing processes.

The bed is an exclusive design, commissioned from designer Allan Lake. It comes with matching sidetables, too. And despite it’s whimsical design, its packed with storage space and proves to be a functional piece of art.

Rainbow Desk gathers a beautiful collection of wood types in a single desk. Designed by the furniture artist Allan Lake, the Rainbow office desk celebrates the diversity of British native hardwoods. Four layered legs support the beautifully crafted workspace.

Earthwork Desk

Wish Wood Mirror

It really does make you think of dwarves, hobbits or elves, or just a little bit of magic!

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