Have a large open space either in your terrace garden or just by a window? If you’re a bibliophile, then you might have, perhaps, envisaged a contemplation chair for your library? If you answered yes to any of the above questions, then take a nice close look at a rather unusual, innovative, grand and original luxury piece of furniture from the award winning Swiss-born designer Claudio D’amore, titled Kosha. Kosha is not your average reading chair with a light and book shelf, as you might have already figured. Instead, it is a secluded meditative space to retire when you’re done with the day’s chores and want to unwind and de-stress in the company of a book. Kosha is a piece of sculpture that bridges the gap between art and design. Read the rest of this entry »

It is not everyday that we come across a vintage bookshelf that is not only charming but blends the baroque style with the modern so seamlessly and effortlessly that it lends a touch of sophistication and class to your baller home. The Vintage Bookshelf from Munkii achieves all of the above and more. You just won’t be able to resist its unassuming charm and elaborate aesthetic. For all the baller bookophiles who love design aesthetics, this vintage bookshelf will make the perfect centerpiece for your library or living room. Flamboyant, Charming, Romantic or Inspiring? You are the best judge! Read the rest of this entry »

Autumn is almost here and what better way to usher in the new season than to bring home this stunning Autumn bookcase and art object, both rolled into one by David Sanchez & Paolo Castelli for Domodinamica – a furniture design company run by the husband-wife team Castelli & Valbusa. Despite the company’s relative newness to the market, the products are at their innovative best and use modern materials such as metal and cement. This bookcase was originally presented at the 2008 Milan International Exhibition. When you look at the bookcase, you notice an underlying disorganization in the shelves. As you begin to stack your books, it then begins to look like an organized disarray. We’re not just having fun with words here, that’s exactly how the bookcase is supposed to be – more like an art object or sculpture. Read the rest of this entry »

All this while, we have been bringing to you luxury furniture and furnishings for your baller living room, bedroom, bath, bar, kitchen, library and outdoors. Along the way, what unintentionally got neglected was your office space. We decided to look around a little bit for a product that combines luxury and ergonomics and here’s what we found – an ergonomically designed ultra comfortable luxury office desk called the Envelop Desk from the pioneer in ergonomic design – Herman Miller.

Ergonomics and luxury have a special place in today’s world, given that most baller guys spend a significant portion of their time behind office desks and laptops. The Envelop desk allows you the luxury of enjoying your work with minimal strain while flexibly adapting to different seated postures adopted by you over the course of your work day. Read the rest of this entry »

Today’s blog post is not about a course in Perception or Perceptual Dynamics. Instead, it is about design and luxury for your study or home office. Take a good look at the bookcase above. What do you see? Some would see a bookcase with shelving to optimize stacking. Others would see a typography maze. Some would decipher the latter easily, others would not. Don’t worry, this is not a perceptual test and you’re not being tested for your abilities or vision here. The picture represents an extraordinary modular cube ABC bookcase with a hidden message designed by Eva Alessandrini and Roberto Saporiti for Italian furniture design company Saporiti. The bookcase is something you would definitely want to bring back to your baller home. Read the rest of this entry »