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This odd little fella is the Hwoarang Hanger, created out of birch plywood. Its unique shape and oversized areas work perfectly to hold odds and ends like scarfs, belts, ties, and other items that don't work on traditional hangers. Around $13 a piece.
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Camp (or live) among the tree canopies with the Luminair Tree Tent. The Tree Tents are lightweight, hybrid aluminum with green ash static airframes. Find out more here.
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The Plank is a seriously minimal place for your phone, keys, wallet, or other out-the-door items. The bottom is magnetic, so the keys easily hang off. $30 here.
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Tetran Modern Furniture's "Infinite Living" series is pretty cool. You can create your own unique living space using their modular pieces. Perfect for small space living / dorms. Pieces are easily replaced, re-purposed, or moved around to suit your needs.
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OK. I love this. Clean lines, pretty sofa, and it has a built in little dog crate. How fun is that? The Dog House Sofa by Korean designer Seungji Mun is the first in a series of new pieces from his mPup line.
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These little booths from Counterevolution are so cute for the 18 month - 6 year old set. Tons of no-VOC stain colors to choose from.
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An elaborate and creative solution to the arrival of baby number 2 in Paris. Elevated bed, playroom, partition all in one by h2o architects.
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Oooh. Super secret sneaky shelf by Clopen. Designed by Torafu Architects from Japan and uses a magnet to open the hidden drawer. I want one to stash my candy away from the offspring.
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