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Contemporary Brown Full Bonded Leather Couch Set

• Modern Living Room Furniture
• Select hardwood construction
• Brown full bonded soft leather
• Over stuffed pillow-top seating
• Sinuous spring base with coil spring cushion
• Block wooden legs
• Also available in black bonded leather

Dimensions:

• Sofa: 84″L x 37″W x 37″H x 20″Seat Depth.
• Loveseat: 63″L x 37″W x 37″H x 20″Seat Depth.
• Chair: 42″L x 37″W x 37″H x 20″Seat Depth.
• Ottoman: 30″L x 25″W x 20″H

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Brown Full Bonded Leather Contemporary Sofa w/Pillow Top Seating

Unlike body piercing, Wallpiercing is pain-free!  And easier to maintain, we’re sure.

Designed by Ron Gilad for Flos – Soft Architecture, Wallpiercing is an innovative and eco-friendly lighting fixture. Flos- Soft Architecture is a collection of contemporary lighting fixtures designed from sustainable materials.

Wallpiercing is made of color changing LEDs that allows for many different structures and color varieties. Initially, Wallpiercing is made within mobile plaster and then mounted into suspended ceilings or false walls. The rings of Wallpiercing can be displayed individually, or in pairs as seen above.

The bright rings of Wallpiercing can also be arranged in custom designs, such as the colorful pattern seen above. How would you incorporate Wallpiercing into your decor?

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Materials: Grundtal rail, Grundtal S hook, Lansa handle, Panna black coaster, Svep knob Description: Our two year old daughter was crazy about cooking and acting like a real cook lately. She was a great fan of the Ikea playkitchen, and although we thought it was very cool, it was a bit expensive for us.

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Snowwhite playkitchen from Hungary

American artist Boris Bally has created these fun Transit Chairs and Tables available at Outdoorz Gallery .Bally uses recycled street signs as a celebration of a raw American street-aesthetic. Bally uses his skills as a jeweler, combining them with sculpting and industrial design to create a chair that is crafted for functional use that also considers the original street sign.

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Transit Chairs and Tables by Boris Bally

This is a multi-part series documenting the Tendence 2010 show in Frankfurt, Germany. Read all Tendence 2010 posts here . While at Tendence 2010 at Messe Frankfurt in Germany, I didn’t really have a “plan of attack” or strategy when it came to navigating the aisles and aisles of gifts, furniture and home goods.

More here:
Tendence 2010: Part 1

This is a multi-part series documenting the Tendence 2010 show in Frankfurt, Germany. Read all Tendence 2010 posts here .

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Tendence 2010: Show Overview

This kettle, designed by ECAL design student Estelle Sauvage, uses the heat from a 100-watt light bulb to heat its contents. From the designer: This kettle works with the heat of an incandescent light bulb 100W, which the sale is forbidden since September, 2009 (in France) and which see ending their production and their existence within homes. So the revolutionary object finished its life sadly, demonized by the ecology. This project just tries to pay a kind of tribute, staging the bulb, and its death. The kettle becomes out of order, its status of useful object crosses in a fraction of second, an object of memory, a “former” object.

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Kettle by Estelle Sauvage

Materials: IKEA bookshelf, jeans, acrylic paints, nails, decoupage cards, old rack, yarn, glue, finish Description: This is most favorite piece of furniture in my apartment. I spent over two months to transform ordinary used IKEA bookshelf to a funny entry furniture. I named it “Road trip”.

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Bookshelf = entry way furniture (Road trip)

The newest piece from TOUCH is a stool called Open , a visionary, multifunctional stool designed in Portugal and manufactured local to TOUCH in Los Angeles. On the Open stool, TOUCH worked with designers Cláudio Cardoso and Telma Verissimo of Studio Verissimo. Open is carefully and attentively assembled at a small woodshop in Los Angeles

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Open Stool by TOUCH

Chris Ruhe has created storage cabinets from old doors and cabinets giving them a new life as one big cabinet. He also created a bookshelf using old ladders. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 2 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Doors by Chris Ruhe