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Black Bonded Leather Reclining Living Room

Features:

• Contemporary Living Room
• Cassidy Couch Collection
• Rolled arms and coil spring seating for comfort and support
• Black bonded leather upholstery
• Double needle stitching and nailhead trim repeated throughout lends a
• tailored look to the sofa’s frame
• Drop down tray and armrest
• Available in black or burgundy

These items may be purchased separately or as a set.

Dimensions:

• Sofa: D40″ x W94.5″ x H40″
• Loveseat: D40″ x W76″ x H40″
• Recliner: D40″ x W52″ x H40″

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Black Bonded Leather Reclining Living Room Sofa w/Options

The Slice Sofa is the greatest thing since sliced bread.

Consisting of an outer shell and a soft inner cushion, the general design of the Slice Sofa is intended to imitate the protective mechanism seen in animals such as the armadillo or turtle. As in the animals’ build, the outer shell of the sofa provides comfort and the inner cushion provides comfort.

The Slice is upholstered in fabric, and can be custom made in the customer’s own materials. Cushion covers are removable for easy cleaning. Ideal for small spaces, the Slice has four modules and a lightweight frame.

Named for the slices made in the triangular cushions, the Slice Sofa is designed and manufactured by Boneli, a modern furniture company in the United Kingdom.

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Materials: Expedit Description: The pictures are of our house, where we were searching for a long time to find a celling lamp to fit the style and size of the main living room. Finally we used the EXPEDIT shelf! I put some wires and bulb sockets inside, and then screwed the shelf directly to the ceiling (Oufff! Not easy, you need 2-3 people for that).

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A lamp made of …. EXPEDIT

Materials: Expedit Description: The pictures are of our house, where we were searching for a long time to find a celling lamp to fit the style and size of the main living room. Finally we used the EXPEDIT shelf! I put some wires and bulb sockets inside, and then screwed the shelf directly to the ceiling (Oufff! Not easy, you need 2-3 people for that). Then using small shelf supports left over from another furniture, I installed milk coloured plastics to hide electric installation and make the light softer.

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A lamp made of …. EXPEDIT

Chestnut Finish Formal Dining Room

Features:

• Classic Dining Room Collection
• Pedestal Dining Table
• Chestnut Finish
• Select Hardwoods and Veneers
• Ornate Carving

Dimensions:

• Table: 92″/112″L x 76″D x 31″H
• Side chair: 46″H
• Arm chair: 46″H
• Buffet w/Hutch: 66″L x 22″D x 90″H

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Chestnut Finish Traditional Formal Dining Room Table w/Options

Initiated by N°111 with François Bauchet and Eric Jourdan , the Quatrième Mur was a satellite exhibition during the St Etienne Design Biennial 2010. Located in a former cinema, three ex-Saint Etienne students invited two of their ex-lecturers for a collective exhibition of everyday objects. The arrangement of these objects in a scenic, stage-like way invited the viewers to think differently about the relationships between these objects and themselves. From N°111: The fourth wall evokes an intellectual wall separating the actor on the stage and the spectator in the room. The installation of the objects on a stage puts distance between them and the spectator

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The Fourth Wall by François Bauchet, Eric Jourdan and N°111

Joost van Bleiswijk and Kiki van Eijk present new work at VIVID Gallery in Rotterdam now through January 5, 2011. The works of Joost van Bleiswijk and Kiki van Eik in this exhibition reinforce each other in a positive way through juxtaposition — the tough strength of Joost’s heavy steel plates against the fragility of Kiki’s airy and less systematic structures give an additional tension to both artifacts. For this exhibition Van Bleiswijk worked only with thick steel plates and a blowtorch to create the “no screw no glue rough” edition. He made sculptures that could be art pieces but also used as tables or cupboards.

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New Work from Joost van Bleiswijk and Kiki van Eijk

Brighten up your living room with this contemporary Radiant Acrylic Cocktail Table. Appropriately named after a radiant cut diamond, this Cocktail Table grabs the attention of all that come in contact with it.

Made of acrylic, the Radiant Acrylic Cocktail Table is available in all clear, or clear with color accents. The available color accents are pink, red, yellow, green, blue and black. As seen in this image below, the center inserts can be ordered with silver mirrored glass instead of acrylic.

The Radiant Acrylic Cocktail Table can also be custom ordered in a smaller size to be used as an end table. Along with a large collection of other acrylic / lucite furniture and home accessories, the Raidant Cocktail Table is designed by Alexandra von Furstenberg. Alexandra von Furstenberg, the former daughter-in-law of iconic fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg, created AVF, her modern furniture company, in 2007.

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For those of you who don’t want to spend any money, BlueAntStudio’s free printable 2011 calendar is full of modern goodness. Cloudery’s 2011 Constellation calendar is printed on one of Plywerk’s awesome wood canvases.

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2011 Modern Calendars

Named for the Japanese paper-folding technique, Italian company Stocco’s Origami bathtub is a sight to behold. It’s carved side finish is made of Cristalplant® and makes good use of its intrinsic qualities: hygiene, eco-compatibility, easy maintenance. The side of the tub is versatile and can be pantograph-drawn, etched or carved as per drawing.

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Origami Bathtub by Stocco