June 28th, 2009 by BallerHouse
Ever considered installing a full-on pub in your casa? If you’ve got the desire but are lacking on the patience to build one yourself, we’ve got the perfect solution: a fully-constructed antique pub from Red Baron’s Antiques.
We stumbled across the Atlanta-based antique dealer’s bar collection, and we have to say that we’re impressed. From the Hunter’s Pub above to the nautical themed bar after the jump, Red Baron’s has a sick selection of British pubs that will blow your buddies away when they peep them in your crib.
And if you’re looking for bar accessories, they’ve got eveything from red telephone booth’s to antique shuffleboard tables. Definitely worth a look if you’re in the market for an antique home pub. More images follow after the jump.
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June 19th, 2009 by BallerHouse
Whether you’re looking to cause chaos around the office or dominate a Nerf war in your crib, Nerf’s new fully automatic foam machine gun is going to be a game changer. The belt-fed Nerf Havoc spits out three Nerf darts per second and is set to hit the shelves in less than two weeks. Snap yours up through pre-order at IWOOT for £49.99 or about $81 USD.
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June 15th, 2009 by BallerHouse
Looking for a way to make your bedroom pop? Hook up the new illuminated Luminotherapy bed from French furniture maker Philippe Boulet. Like the other pieces in Boulet’s Collection LOUIS DIXMIL, the illuminated bed continuously changes color from blue to pink to green. A remote control allows you to set the color to your favorite shade and program the timing so that the bed lights up on your schedule. In addition to glowing in the dark, the bed does throw off a pretty fresh color effect in the daytime. Check out the image after the jump.
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June 8th, 2009 by BallerHouse
Can’t decide whether to keep your living room classy with a smaller flat screen or to go big with a projection screen? Milan-based furniture company Acerbis has developed a slick TV wall unit concept that makes both options possible. In its standard position, the wall unit contains a standing flat screen that you could use for watching the morning news. Press a button, however, and a large projection screen pops up in front of the flat panel. Money for watching sports or movies. Want one for your house? They’re available in a variety of configurations through Acerbis.
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June 4th, 2009 by BallerHouse
If you’re baller enough to hook up a basketball court for your crib but want to shave down the costs, Hungarian company Graboplast has a good solution: padded vinyl flooring. Just like the fake-wood-vinyl you might consider installing in your home as an alternative to real hardwood, the sport court version looks extremely close to the real deal, and it can be customized in a variety of colors and patterns.
Why we like it:
- It’s a much better looking alternative than the typical plastic honeycomb flooring you typically see on most non-wood indoor sport courts.
- The PVC foam layer below the surface helps absorb impact, making vinyl basketball flooring easy on the joints.
- The surface is durable, so you can beat it up.
For more information, check out Graboplast.
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