The YES Furniture!

lineart — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 01:54:53 +0000

These could definitely be used creatively in a huge variety of places, and I wouldn’t mind some for my home (if they start making desk chair sizes, I might be the first in line). They’ve already created typography seating for various environments, including “law” for a law firm, “zen” for a spa, and “golf” and “tee” for golf clubs.

Design Ideas at: http://design.org/blog/typographic-lounge-furniture-tabisso#ixzz1QFTZg2Cv

Making the Most Of A Corner

lineart — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 18:08:43 +0000

 Corners get such a bad reputation as space-wasters — we say embrace them with these six clever ideas.
Every home has them: The empty corners that could be put to good use — if only you knew how. It’s tricky to furnish and decorate those corners in a way that’s both smart and stylish, but it’s certainly not impossible. Determined to make the most of the place where two walls meet, your ShelterPop editors looked high and low for inspiring corners. And here’s what we found:
Oh Happy Day! blogger and mother of two, Jordan Ferney, has managed to fit her family and her work into a one-bedroom apartment in style. A recent living room redo with the help of decorator Jenny Komenda (of Little Green Notebook), took one of Jordan’s corners and turned it into a high-functioning home office.
Ferney transformed a humdrum ALVE corner workstation from IKEA (bought on craigslist for $100) with a coat of Benjamin Moore’s Casco Bay paint and new brass hardware. The finished cabinet creates a home office that’s hidden in plain site. Says Ferney of the new workspace, “[My husband] and I both spend a lot of time at the computer. It is so nice to be able to close it up when we entertain or when we want to prevent grubby two-year-old hands from getting into all our stuff.”

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The YES Furniture!

Making the Most Of A Corner