Living Room Furniture

Antique Brown Finish Accent Table with Gold Accents

Purchase this beautiful and stylish accent table to give your home environment a whole new look. This beautiful table has been designed to give your home environment a classic and elegant touch and to provide you with a piece of furniture which will enhance the grace of your household. This accent table has been constructed from top quality material which guarantees its durability and robustness. The stylish and unique architecture has been given a classic finishing in rich warm brown shade which would enhance the appeal and style of the whole structure. You can place this beautiful table in your living area as well as your dining room and it will fit in easily with your existing interior and furniture. The architecture has been kept simple with a touch of modern elegant design in order to give your home environment a distinct feel. The table is further beautified with the addition of gold accents and detailed work of hand cravings. To provide you with some storage space the design also accommodates a bottom storage shelf.

Dimensions:

• Accent Table: 37-1/2″L x 24-1/2″W x 32″H

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Antique Brown Finish Accent Table w/Gold Accents

This table is the work of ABGC Architecture & Design for new ad agency Boys and Girls.  The design firm was asked to create something “playful but not juvenile” and this captivating table is the result.

Legos are a definite wow factor in this office, if only for the reason of complete unexpectedness. This is certainly not your typical boardroom, but my guess is that it certainly isn’t hurting the creative process.  The pieces are covered with glass so there’s no building Lego castles during staff meetings, but nonetheless a pretty cool table.

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Dining Room Furniture

Dark Walnut Finish Contemporary Formal Buffet

Get this beautifully designed formal buffet for your household or office environment. Storage space is one of the most sought after functionality when one is looking for a furniture piece and this contemporary formal buffet will provide you with abundant of storage space and its design and architecture make it perfect furniture to be placed in your house or office. The formal buffet has been constructed from high quality birch solid wood thus guaranteeing its durability. This formal buffet is an ideal furniture piece to be placed in a room where official guest meetings are conducted as it will deliver style as well as storage area for all your important documents or other items. This buffet has an elegantly designed hutch and sophisticated details added to all the wooden work done. Additional storage space has been provided in form of a number of cabinets and drawers. To further enhance the beauty of the architecture and details on the wood, it has been given a rich dark walnut finish. You will certainly make a smart investment by purchasing this formal buffet as it is a furniture piece which will compliment any interior it is placed in be it contemporary styled or traditionally themed.

Dimensions:

• Buffet with hutch: 66″L x 18″W x 86″H
• Buffet: 64″L x 17″W x 30″H

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Dark Walnut Finish Contemporary Formal Buffet w/Optional Hutch

Here’s a little preview of the Stalac Coffee Table, which caught my attention earlier today. This eye-catching table is being debuted at the Interior Design Show in a few weeks, so consider this a sneak preview! This table comes from The Practice of Everyday Design, a new partnership founded in 2009 with a focus on installation art, architecture, and product design.

The Stalac Table is based on the idea of taking a rectangular section from a cave ceiling, with the stalactites being the table legs. What a cool concept!

The Toronto 2010 Interior Design Show runs January 21-24 and is open to the public on the 23^rd and 24^th.  Definitely take a look for yourself if you are in the Toronto Area!

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Inspired by driving though Holland, the Viaduct Table has a shape based on the architecture with the same name.  This gives it both character and a cool look, but also adds a convenient new feature to the table.  Its shape naturally adds a small storage space, and you know that storage space is something you can never have too much of! 

See more from talented designer Beerd van Stokkum here.

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The Melbourne-based architecture firm, Marcus O’Reilly Architects , designed this coffee table with a tabletop that is constructed using driftwood found on local beaches in St. Kilda, Australia. Each piece of driftwood is trimmed to size, wire brushed, colored, waxed, and placed on a simple black steel frame. This top is unique as it is, but the wooden pieces hold their own distinction with dissimilar stamps, holes, and markings.

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Flotsum and Jetsam Table by Marcus O’Reilly Architects

I posted about this earlier today over on my facebook page.  Yup, these are gingerbread houses, but they are no regular desert. The two pictured here (one even has modern classic furniture inside!) are part of a collection of ten submissions from some of the finest architecture and design firms in Vancouver. There’s a week long bidding battle to get one and today is the last day so go place your bid now!

All of the proceeds will be donated to Architecture for Humanity, a nonprofit design service committed to building a more sustainable future though professional design. The winning design will be celebrate at the Gingerbread Gala (sounds fun!) tomorrow night at the Museum of Vancouver.

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The Practice of Everyday Design is a new partnership founded in 2009 with a focus on installation art, product design, and architecture. The Practice is committed to the merging of seemingly irreconcilable ideas to form new design opportunities. The practice is not afraid of pushing the boundaries of convention, the status quo, or the constraints imposed by current technologies. Ideas emerge from the desire to reevaluate the banality of the everyday and reinvent them to create innovative and playful designs

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When we were setting up our new home, buying the furniture had to be just right because it is something that is going to stay with us for a long time. Since it was a new home with a modern architecture, we wanted something that would complement the contemporary look of the house. We also wanted a platform bed because it is convenient. We wanted to have it also because of the bold and sturdy look it holds.

Bingo when we found this Modern Platform Bed! It came with a black finish done in matte. Understated modernism – as my neighbor loves to call it. We placed it against our glass French windows, which open into our yard. The sunlight illuminates the furniture and makes it look very attractive. Still, it gives the room a cool soothing look. It is not only a great design, but also very practical. The nightstands came with a drawer each and an open storage shelf under it. There is plenty of storage space in the dresser with many drawers. We no longer have a cluttered dresser or for that matter, a cluttered room. Indeed, it does offer some unique solutions for storage. The twin mirrors for the dresser are not only a distinctive feature of the set, but also very handy. We no longer have squabbles for mirror space when getting ready for work every morning, because we have our own mirror space!  In addition, the material used in this set is very user friendly. Even with kids, ours has proved to be scratch resistant, partly, I think, because of the matte finish.

It is a robust furniture set, which we believe is going to last for a lifetime. We are happy with this investment. It looks great in our room. We sleep sound in this perfection every night.

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