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The Bubble Tank by Sheffield-based design studio Psalt Design is one of those products that is beautiful, but makes me a little bit nervous. The first design in Psalt Design’s kitchenware-focused product line, the Bubble Tank is made of hand-blown glass and shapes in a slumping, molten shape that teeters on the edge of a table. Designed to provoke a reaction, the fish house is inspired by bead of water which was about to flow over the edge of the surface it was resting on. Inspiration also came from the distortion and illusion that can be created through water and glass. Taking into consideration the material and the fact it is resting on its counter-balanced weight, the fragility of the product is reiterated.

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Bubble Fish Tank Makes Me Uncomfortable

Håus Design launched their Monarchy collection during Valencia Design Week , made of basic yet timeless pieces including tables, lighting, and seating. King Harold is a table or desk with slots on its surface, designed to use some of the Håus Design lamps or potentially any other modular pieces. The Queen Margaret chair includes all the features of the other furniture in the set but has a small textile detail in the seat back. Little Eva is a modern LED task lamp that fits nicely into the slots on the surface of the Monarchy collection tables. The twisted cable gives it a more interesting silhouette.

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Håus Design

Rich Cherry Finish Classic Bedroom with Optional Items

Features:

• Traditional Bedroom Set
• Keilani Collection
• Rich Cherry Finish
• Sturdy Construction
• Exquisite Wicker Styles Resin Inlays
• Select Hardwoods and Cherry Veneers
• English Dovetail Sides and Smooth Full Extension Glides

Dimensions:

• Queen Size Bed: 90″L x 68″W x 68″H
• Eastern King Size Bed: 90″L x 84″W x 68″H
• California King Size Bed: 94″L x 80″W x 68″H
• Night Stand: 31″L x 17″W x 28″H
• Dresser: 66″L x 21″W x 42″H
• Mirror: 41″L x 4″W x 46″H
• Chest: 39″L x 19″W x 55″H
• TV Chest: 48″L x 18″W x 40″H

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Rich Cherry Finish Traditional Bedroom w/Optional Casegoods

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Le Soleil Est Rare Workplace Furniture by Bernard Dubois

White & Dark Oak Two-Tone Finish Modern TV Stand

Features:

• Contemporary TV Stand
• White Goss & Dark Oak Finish
• Soft Closing Track on the Drawers
• Plenty of Storage Space for Media

Dimensions:

• TV Stand: 65″W x 18″D x 18″H

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White Gloss & Dark Oak Two-Tone Finish Elegant Modern TV Stand

Thomas O’Brien is an NYC-based interior and home furnishings designer. He is the founder and President of design firm Aero Studios and proprietor of Aero Ltd., the retail extension of the studio. Since opening Aero’s doors in 1992, O’Brien has been celebrated for his ability to translate modernism into a warm and livable style; one based in comfort and tradition as much as spare streamlining. His work is known for its unique blend of refined yet easy domesticity and vintage elegance. His traditional-to-modern approach, including partnerships with American brands such as Reed & Barton and Hickory Chair, defines the Thomas O’Brien brand of new-classic home furnishings, with furniture, lighting, tableware, textiles, carpets, and bedding and bath collections

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Friday Five with Thomas O’Brien

Lisa from Decor Mentor clued me in to Chicago-based designer/maker Jason Lewis . I am in love with this rocker.

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Jason Lewis Furniture

British film producer-turned-cabinetmaker and designer Charlie Turner recently launched his line of contemporary clocks. He breaks away from the traditional mold of centuries-old design to produce each distinctive piece with its own story.

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Charlie Turner Contemporary Clocks

I know it’s Back to School time, so I thought I’d embrace that theme by sharing this Pencil Bench created by Boex . The bench is made of 1,600 individually-placed pencils  each can be removed and used if necessary. Photos by Kirstin Prisk Photography .

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Pencil Bench by Boex

Description: We have three homes with a lot of Ikea furniture. But, how can you be proud of your kitchen or about your Billy when they’re showing off plenty of small holes, correctly made for you to choose where to put your shelves? How can I solve this real big issue when Ikea is having hole plugs, or hole covers, or hole caps, only in black? My billys are the birch ones, and the Faktum only comes in white. any of you having any hack-idea

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Hacker Help: Problems with holes