So what is this exactly? A hand designed chair! Fabulous isn’t it? If you need that feeling of a big hand on your bum then sit in one of these hand chairs. These designer hand chairs might look out of place in your average flat, but should look ‘ok’ in any modern pad. The finger and thumb join to make the armrest and the ‘OK’ sign, hence the name, the OK hand chair. The other fingers stop you flying off the back of the chair.

Made using hand line stitching and covered with plush velvet fabric, the hand chairs are an excellent accessory to any room in the house. What are you waiting for? Visit your furniture shop today and look for this funky chairs, let them copy you and be one of the first to get your hands on a hand chair.

Available in Colors Red and Blue

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Hundred Percent Katherine

just a cutesy architecture student!

I would love to have this as my bath mat. The stone rug made of flat river pebbles, this thing may weigh more than two kilos. The cost about 60$… If you’re a do-it-yourselfer you can just collect the stones yourself, buy an adhesive and a rubber mat and have the stones adhere to the mat

The crevices in-between however is good ground for dirt and debris to collect. I’d suggest cleaning the mat at least twice a week.

I came across this very unique design of a bookshelf by Italian designer Matteo Casarosa on his site. It looks like somewhat of a cross between a tree and a moose’s antlers. Whichever is it, the design is quite an eye catcher. The shelf looks like it will be supported on its base or probably at the back to prevent it from tipping over to its sides.

Now here’s a design concept that is quite intriguing - It is called the CookLounge. Designed by Michael Schmidt, this kitchen counter has all three builtin functions - a kitchen sink, a stove or oven, and a preparation area - and that’s just the kitchen! What makes this idea unique is that when not in use it can transform into a piece of modern furniture suitable for the living room, or wherever you’d like to place and showoff the furniture in.

Call it versatility. Call it the cooklounge. It just made me wonder how will tap water work (is it portable?), or how to avoid the smell of food or oil sticking into your lovely furniture or even fire!