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The Stink Tree is a unique and interesting modern coffee table, made of recycled MDF and veneer construction. It is available with a variety of finishes for the table top including walnut, maple, cherry and oak.

The Stink Tree is designed by Dylan Gold, who’s website describes the Stink Tree as the following:

“The Stink Tree is shrouded in mystery. What we do know about it is that it may or may not reference an actual tree, it’s quite functional (though if you’re nervous about Sunday morning coffees, a glass top is an easy solution) and very heavy. This not a piece for your rickety treehouse, tempting as that self-referencing post-modern placement might be.”

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The Ivy Rugs are inspired by ivy that grows up high on the sides of buildings.

Ivy Rug 1 and Ivy Rug2 are both created by soft fabric in an ivy-like pattern to represent such an aspect of nature and to create a new atmosphere that connects the outside with the inside. To give the rugs flexibility and enable them to crawl up the wall, certain areas are connected by fibers that allow movement.

The Ivy Rug1 and Ivy Rug2 are designed by Heera Jeong, a furniture designer from Korea.

Would you use these beautiful rugs as an actual rug or as wall decor?

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Takeoff is a series of modern seating that makes the person sitting feel as if they are about to take off due to its geometric design.

The series consists of a compact seat, a lounge chair and a sofa, shown below.

Takeoff is designed by Demacker Design, a design studio in Munich started by Matthais Demacker.

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The Rocking Cube is a sculptural take on the rocking chair, designed by Jessica Nebel Design.

Jessica Nebel Design’s website describes it as: “The Rocking Cube represents more than an ordinary rocking chair. The seat area originates from the formal gesture of pushing the material through the body of the object. It is like a sculpture.”

The inside of the Rocking Cube is a modern wooden veneer. The exterior is made of foam that is soft in the necessary areas.

Jessica Nebel is a product and graphic designer born and raised in Germany.

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Designed by renowned designer Philippe Starck, the MOOR(e) Swivel Chair is a modern armchair that can be used both indoors and outdoors.

A solid base supports the swiveling chair and both are made of lacquered nylon. There are three different color versions available: a full glossy metallic bronze finish, a full glossy white finish, or a lead-colored metallic base with a metallic bronze seat.

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Less Machine More Hand is a small series of furniture that is handmade by Naoya Matsuo.

Each of the three pieces is handmade using DIY shop materials, such as polypropylene plates, gardening nets, pearl beads and paper ribbons. Shown above is F.O.G., a chair made from polypropylene plate and double adhesive.

The trical.net are small tables made from gardening net and acrylic.

Finally, the GPL lamp is made from faux pearl beads and epoxy.

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Inspired by the Disney film TRON: Legacy”, the Tron Armchair is made from roto-molded plastic that is 100% recyclable.

Designed by Dror Bershetrit, the Tron Armchair is represented by the rocky landscape that surrounds the digital world of Tron within the Disney film. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Initially displayed at Milan Design Week, the Tron Armchair is available through Cappellini, an Italian design company.

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Dressed-Up Furniture is a series of furniture created by KamKam – a Korean-based design group.

Each piece is made of felt with buttons and belt closures that are designed to make you “feel fresh by mixing the familiar elements of normal actions” such as clasping a button and buckling the belt.

The Dressed-Up Collection consists of the Dressed-Up Stool, the Cham dresser and the Cham Bench.

To see more images of Dressed-Up Furniture, check out Kamkam’s website: http://www.kam-kam.org/

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Sir is a modern armchair with traditional flair.

With a curved, wooden frame made from veneered rosewood, Sir has the common modern attribute of bent wood. It’s the tufted leather that leans a bit more to the traditional side!

However, this beautiful chair is also available in smooth upholstery. The upholstery is shape-retaining polyurethane.

Sir is designed by Carlo Colombo for Nube, an Italian furniture company.

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The Heater Seat is a super-unique chair made from recycled materials. As you can see, the seat of the chair is made from an old radiator that is bent and welded into a chair shape and then painted for a sleek finish.

The legs of the stool are made using recycled, chrome-plated legs from old stools.

Designed by Boris Dennler of Boris Lab in Switzerland, the Heater Seat is initially bent by Boris jumping on the old radiator:

What do you think of the Heater Seat?

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