June 30th, 2008 by BallerHouse

Produced by Frellstedt, Germany, LightBench combines the design of a modern park bench with RGB LED lighting technology to achieve a hot nightclub look. The bench throws off millions of adjustable color shades and is weather resistant, so you can place it indoors or out. Using a remote control, you can select a set color for the LightBench, or set the bench to rotate through a predefined combination of shades. And the electric bill will remain minimal since the LightBench only requires 95 watts to operate.
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June 27th, 2008 by BallerHouse

Japanese furniture designer Sunnin Co. has set up shop at the 100% Design show in Shanghai to debut its latest product for space-deprived urban dwellers, the Tokyo Dresser. The dresser is simple in design, but definitely not lacking on style. It comes with three box drawers, which swivel out to maximize storage space. The dresser is currently available for wholesale but will surely make its way into retail outlets soon. Check out an additional image after the jump.
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June 18th, 2008 by BallerHouse

This fully functional and kinetic interpretation of a desk designed by Dale Mathis won’t finish any of your work for you. But it will go to work for you, spinning away and entertaining you, while your mind is working out how to take over the world. Dale Mathis is a largely self-taught artist whose work “infringes on the viewer’s perception of reality, with a keen eye for detail that causes even the minute to become a major focus on every piece he creates.”
Like all of his executive desks, this piece was hand crafted and has space for a keyboard and mouse. The desk is selling for $21,000. Check out the video after the jump to see this mechanical desk in action.
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June 17th, 2008 by BallerHouse

Unless you live in San Francisco like us, there’s a good chance that it’s heating up outside. If your pad isn’t AC-equipped, we’d recommend cooling off with a limited edition Phi 2~terra stand fan from dePhi. In addition to its unique airplane-inspired look, the Phi 2~terra features a smart ventilation distribution system, hitting you with a wide and gentle breeze whether you’re standing, sitting, or lying down. A dimmer-like floor control makes it easy to adjust ventilation levels, and the rubber blades are actually far less dangerous than they appear in pictures. dePhi will only be releasing 300 Phi 2~terra stand fans per year with each carrying its own serial number. Pricing is only available upon request from the manufacturer. Whether you hook it up in your living room, bedroom or office, the Phi 2~terra makes a fresh display piece you shouldn’t mind keeping out for the summer.
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June 9th, 2008 by BallerHouse

Can’t get enough of your favorite guitar? Cincinnatti-based artist Rick Metz will craft a custom coffee table or chair mimicking the guitar’s shape and color. From African Zebra wood to mirror-finished Baltic Birch, Metz works with a variety of exotic woods and claims that any shape and color is possible for his custom guitar furniture.
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