For all the men out there that have died to put a ping-pong or pool table in the dining room but have been told by their wives that it doesn't make sense, we have the table for you. The ping-pong dining table by Hunn Wai is in exact proportion to a standard ping-pong table and uses a line of dainty blossoms to serve as a playful net. Gold lacquered neo-classical embellishments serve as the border of the table. No matter what your taste is, this table is an interesting change from the basic dinning room formula. -John Sebelius
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Big things can come in little packages. Such is the case with VERS. This cherry wood sound system is worth every penny alone for its style and delicate fusion into surrounding décor (much sleeker than its shiny counterparts). However it’s pulsating sound reminds me of 1960s record console, minus the glass tubes and ugly design. With or without the front screen, and holding which ever of the 18 million version of an iPod that have been released, its VERSatility matched with pure sound engineering makes VERS a must have for any home or office. -Katy Ibsen
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OMVIVO is an Australian manufacturer that exemplifies clean sculptural design. Their work includes: bath, basins, furniture, shower, and lighting structures. The Omvivo Collection describes their products as: "These designs reflect an intrinsic desire to create water efficient and environmentally responsible products yet are truly unique, displaying a persistent commitment to innovative design." If you have the means, I definitely suggest you give your bathroom a makeover. - John Sebelius
Designer Ken Dunard's lighting fixture "Kakabel" is a perfect fit for any fun room. Dunard uses LED lights to create a direct lighting source and a blue tinted LED for atmospheric illumination. These two distinct lighting sources help to charge a room with interesting illumination and the design of the structure is aesthetically pleasing. Definitely a cool way to light a dark room. -John Sebelius To Lust: Design Spotter
The swagger of the cocktail table has made a comeback. After aiding in a search for the perfect one, I discover the timeless objet d’art has nearly become extinct in most living spaces, modern and non. Why avoid this elegant and practical staple in our own parlor? The pairing of two smaller tables allows for a magazine, ashtray, phone and a double old fashion. -Katy Ibsen
Jeremy Kaplan's felt chaise is well designed and beautiful to the touch and sight. -John Sebelius
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