Even the rocking chair has gone mod. From North Carolina based furniture company Skram comes the Version 5 Rocker. No ordinary rocker, the Version 5 is the result of a nine year evolution of lounge chairs from Skram designer A. Jacob Marks. Describing his designs as “a negotiation of aesthetics, function, and practicalities” Marks sets his goals high and the Version 5 Rocker delivers. Fun and completely unique, it looks like a keeper to me.

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Materials: ANEBODA Description: ANEBODA wardrobe with extra shelf, space for belts and ties, metal file dividers on top, and other MIKAEL features. Basically, I wanted to incorporate the space-saving features of the MIKAEL desk (discontinued and replaced by the inferior MICKE) into my aging, wobbly ANEBODA. This is how I did it (in about 2.5 hours), while making the ANEBODA a much more solid piece of furniture. Major components: ANEBODA – $99 FLANG – $2.99 each (I’d recommend getting 5) SPONTAN – $9.99 Hanging file frames- $6 each set (get 7 sets) at Office Depot or here for real cheap: Message board- $29 I’m using Tacktile from CB2 since I had one lying around, but it would probably look better with a cork board Brackets – $1 to $5 each depending on size/style (get 6) Shelf – $10 to $40 depending on style/etc 1. If your wardrobe is as old as mine, no doubt the back has already fallen off (or is just hanging by a thread).

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If MIKAEL was an ANEBODA wardrobe

Deep Brown Finish Modern Bed

Features:

• Contemporary Eastern King Size Bed
• Deep Brown Finish
• Black Vinyl Headboard
• Optional casegoods: Nightstands, Dresser & Mirror
• Bed is only available without storage drawers

Dimensions:

• Eastern King: 87″L x 80″L x 49″H
• Dresser: 58″L x 16″W x 35″H
• Nightstand: 22″L x 16″W x 24″H
• Mirror: 40″L x 17″W

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Deep Brown Finish Modern Bed w/Black Vinyl Headboard

Modern Taupe Color Leather Match Couch And Loveseat Set

Features:

• Contemporary Living Room by Ashley
• Taupe Color Blended Leather Match upholstery
• Corners are glued, blocked and stapled
• Seats and back spring rails are cut from 7/8″ hardwood
• Stripes and patterns are match cut
• Cushion cores are constructed of low melt fiber wrapped over high quality foam
• Fabric Content: 57% polyurethane, 26% poly cotton, 17% leather
• These items may be purchased separately or as a set

Dimensions:

• Sofa: 85″L x 38″W x 38″H
• Loveseat: 63″L x 38″W x 38″H
• Floor to top of back arm 26.5″
• Floor to top of seat cushion-Seat Height 20.5″
• Leg Height 3″
• Seat Depth 21″
• Seat to top back 21″

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Taupe Color Leather Match Modern Sofa And Loveseat Set By Ashley

A unique looking bed made from unexpected materials, the Organ Bed is truly one-of-a-kind. The design for this eye-catching bed was inspired by the texture of varying lengths of organ pipes. It is made entirely of half-inch PVC conduit and can be easily disassembled into four parts.

This bed is the work of BRC Designs, and was displayed during the recent ICFF international contemporary furniture fair. Other work from BRC includes a matching Organ Table & Chair and plenty of other completely unique designs. See more here.

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Design Milk is very sad to learn that NY-based designer D. Tobias Wong passed away at the young age of 35 on Sunday. We honor his memory by posting some of his witty, inspirational and thought-provoking designs. iPad case Boxcutter Coke Spoon #1 Gold Pills Doorstop More info Here is a link to the New York Times article and below is some text from the press release that I grabbed form MoCo Loco : D.

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D. Tobias Wong: 1974-2010

5PC Cappuccino Finish Elegant Dinette Set With Soft Microfiber Seats

Dinette Set includes Dining Table and 4 Side Chairs

Features:

• Premium quality hardwood frame has been used to design this marvelous dinette set that definitely fits in every house. Hardwood construction is quite labor-consuming in order to accomplish final finish progress on surface. This zesty looking dinette set would be a pure sample of extraordinary result. After many steps of treatment, final finishing level has been achieved, including breathe-taking dark Cappuccino finish.
• Rectangular shape elegant looking sleek table top is supported by four slim and sturdy matching wooden legs.
• Matching chairs are perfect accents to this table. Durable hardwood frame strongly supports padded seat and cross wooden back. The Seats are covered in beige soft microfiber to ensure the best quality and comfort.
• With such exceptional construction on every piece, this modern dinette is clearly a class above the dining furniture.

Dimensions:

• Dining table: 60″L x 36″W x 30″H
• Side chair: 18″W x 22″D x 39″H

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Cappuccino Finish 5Pc Modern Dinette Set w/Microfiber Seats

While at ICFF, I walked by Christian Woo’s booth and then walked right back. What struck me first was the quality and craftsmanship of these pieces. I thought, “this guy must work with wood for a living.” And guess what? He does! Christian, a Vancouver-based furniture designer and woodworker, put together a collection of five distinctive pieces ranges from sleek low profile end tables, to filing cabinets and sideboards

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Christian Woo

South Korean designer Ramei Keum , whose Pisa seating we recently featured, has just completed Axis, a stand hanger whose frame is also a hanger. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 1 comment | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Axis Hanger by Ramei Keum

SODA presents designer Meriç Kara’s first solo exhibition A Domestic Schizophrenic Project, in which she designed a series of multi-personality “pots” that transfer the features and habits of plants into interior spaces. The designs were manufactured by First Concept and made with DuPont™ Corian®. The pots reflect their nature in a manner, which are harmonious with the ecology of the plants. From the designer: We like to bring nature to our homes.

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A Domestic Schizophrenic Project