September 5th, 2008 by BallerHouse

For that much deserved break at the end of the day, ditch the La-Z-Boy and instead opt for the futuristic-looking Osim uSpace Well-Being Chair, the world’s first massage chair to also incorporate special light and sound therapy. Inspired by the shape of a butterfly cocoon, the Osim uSpace chair was designed to serve as the ultimate private sanctuary, where one can escape to restore their “physical and sensory state.” As Ron Sim, Founder and CEO OF Osim, proclaims, “It’s no longer just about the massage.”
The Osim uSpace chair is available through Selfridges & Co in London for $6,000.
[via Dvice]
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August 28th, 2008 by BallerHouse

Slick design stands out no matter when it originally surfaced, and Unifor’s pair of Parigi chairs by the late Italian architect Aldo Rossi is a prime example. Released in 1989, the smooth chairs feature curved armrests made of enameled aluminum that continue into front legs. The seat and backrest are PVC foam, meaning the chairs are more comfortable than they appear. Like Rossi’s architecture, the Parigi chairs incorporate basic geometric shapes to achieve a minimalist look sure to increase the “wow factor” in your crib. Pick up the pair for $6,000 at Montaperto.
[via Architectural Digest]
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August 27th, 2008 by BallerHouse

Assuming you can get past the hangover reminder, Carlo Rossi’s new promotional JugSimple furniture collection offers some creative uses for your empty wine jugs. While not actually available for sale, the Rossi JugSimple collection provides specs to create six furniture pieces, ranging from the Cabernet Couch pictured above to the Sangria Speakers in the gallery images below. Not exactly the classiest way to decorate the pad, but some of Rossi’s furniture pieces are surprisingly stylish, like the Chardonnay Lamp. Check out the gallery below for an up-close look at the Rossi JugSimple collection.
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Carlo Rossi [via
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August 26th, 2008 by BallerHouse

Is there a point where furniture becomes so functional that it’s not functional at all? If there were ever a case, it would be the Trampoline Coffee Table by Alberto Bonomi, available for sale through GreenerGrassDesign for $4,500. According to the product listing, “the premise is, why have a middle on a coffee table when the drinks are placed on the edge- might as well be a trampoline.” Here’s one answer: you might knock the drinks off.
Not to knock the idea too hard, because we always like to see furniture designers pushing the envelope, but the Trampoline Coffee Table might have gone a little too far. However, if you’ve got an insanely cautious toddler or just want a stage for some epic drunk accidents, then the Trampoline Coffee Table might make a nice addition to your living room.
[via Productdose/ThisNext]
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August 18th, 2008 by BallerHouse

Whether you live in the heart of the city or just have the city in your heart, the Bridge Bench delivers an original urban look to any crib. With the frame constructed entirely of stainless steel and the surface available in a variety of different finishes, you can toss the Bridge Bench indoors or out depending on your seating needs.
In addition to the straight bench shown above, the Bridge Bench comes in a curved version, and both can be used together to create some interesting shapes, as shown in the thumbnail gallery below. Sixty-five percent of each the steel in each frame is sourced from recycled content, and all woods used on the benches come from sustainable forests. So you can feel like you’re doing your part to support the environment, and your style, by copping this unique contemporary bench.
Prices start at $1,642 and run over $2,897 per bench.
Available through:
Forms+Surfaces
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