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This table is what I consider to be the ultimate flexibility in furniture design. The REK Coffee Table by Reinier de Jong features sliding inner parts that allow you to create extra table space depending on the number and arrangement of guests. Quite genius in my opinion. Too bad its a European product and costs nearly as much as I’d get for donating a kidney.
via Minimalissimo
I want this door like no other! Our master bedroom leads directly into our bathroom (which our bed faces, by the way), with no door to separate the two. This means that when the mister gets up at 4 am (don’t ask) to shower and go to work, it’s like I’m center stage with the light shining from the bathroom. I’ve hung a curtain between the two spaces but it does little for the light and virtually NOTHING for the sound. I’m more than positive this would be a much better solution to our bedroom/bathroom woes. Originally an old barn door, this is proof that a little TLC goes a long way. It’s quite sharp in the modern space and gives the room a vintage-y characteristic at the same time. Want. Want. Want!!!!
via seesaw via Design*Sponge
How’s this for a take on the lazy Susan? The 360 Table is a grown-up Susan with a little Tony Hawk thrown in for good measure. Featuring trucks, wheels and a perfectly engineered round glass top, long gone are the days for asking people to “pass the salt.” Just spin the table around and get it your damn self!
via Thrillist
