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You will be amazed on what you see below. It’s like something out of a Harry Potter movie. Within seconds, this table will double in size with a couple of short spins. It will just as easily shrink to it’s original size with a reverse spin. It definitely begs the question, “How’d they do that?”

Spice up your next big party with an IceCube or two. This fancy cooler, made out of polyethylene, has integrated fluorescent lighting unit creates a real party ambiance. IceCube has two sides, deep side for large bottles, the shallow side for small bottles. It comes in different colors. You can get accessories like cushion, casters or trays.

Designed by Danny Venlet for Belgian outdoor furniture company Extremis. High style doesn’t come cheap, $1650 without the light bulbs.

Defy gravity with these great looking suspended seating systems from Seating Innovations. Not only do they look great, but provide many benefits to the homeowner. These chairs keep the legs off the floor making cleaning up around the area much easier. The chairs won’t tip over or fall, avoiding accidents and furniture scratches. But best of all, they can’t be moved, so they always remain in there home position. That means you don’t have to straighten them, you won’t trip over them, and they’ll always be there when you do want to use them. They hold up to 500lbs and swivel out, so you are not cramped againt the table top. Priced from $350 and up… More shots and a demo video below: Read the rest of this entry »

If you crave cyberspace by the bed (or over the bed), then the Office Organix’s Ergopod 500 will help you feed that addiction. Now, you look at this thing and chuckle, but there is a real market for this product. It’s fully configurable for a standing, seated or supine work positions. Day trader’s, programmers, CAD workers, graphic designers or special needs individuals now have the ideal station for hours at the computer. Now this, combined with the Ultimate Bathroom Experience… Heaven!

If the Modular Mounting System for Home Theater (blogged on last week) doesn’t suite you, then these great looking hutch systems might be what you are looking for. The hutch has moved out of the dining room and into the living room with this cottage-style unit by Hooker Furniture. The back panel can be moved forward for mounting a 50-inch plasma television or moved back (or even removed) to accommodate a DLP or LCD rear-projection TV. There are 22 styles to choose from to match almost any decor.

Just a few: Read the rest of this entry »