Awesome Furniture

A unique way to display your flat panel TV, this sturdy metal artist’s easel can be adjusted to a variety of angles and support numerous display sizes from 42″ to 60″ and weighing up to 170 lbs. Available in gunmetal or polished nickel.

Building in numerous shelves, designer Mathieu Lehanneur’s birch plywood desk provides tons of space for small items, while offering a sculptural look that’s perfect for a creative space. Satellites sold separately. Assembly required.

A smaller – and hopefully significantly cheaper – version of Reinier de Jong’s innovative expanding bookcase. The REK bookcase jr. comes in two sizes: 50″ high with a maximum width of 63″ and 39″ high with a max width of 49″.

Detachable table legs are nothing new; Kyle Hoff was just smart enough to reach out to buyers through Kickstarter. Floyd Legs are C-clamps on stilts, letting you make a table out of any flat surface. Available in 29″ or 16″.

The Stir’s height can be adjusted between 25″ to 51″ using its touchscreen interface, or you can set it to automatically rise or fall in 1″ increments every so often. It also has 8 USB charging ports and 4 AC sockets concealed inside.

The x12 bed can analyze its user’s sleeping habits. It also has many customizable options, including firmness, articulation and even massage settings, all adjustable via a remote control or via voice control. Available this year for $8,000+.

Hangar 54 took Martin Baker Mk10 ejector seats from decommissioned RAF Panavia Tornados and turned them into beautiful bar stools. Only three units exist at the moment, ready to rescue money out of your bank account.

ModCubes’ basic unit is a cube with pegs on top, similar to a LEGO brick. The idea is to align and stack multiple cubes into different shapes and sizes depending on your needs. Check out the prototypes on ModCubes’ Facebook page.

Designed by Andy Hilton, SwingLab is a modular porch swing. It has two removable backrests that you can attach on notches along its four sides and even on the middle of the seat. It’s handmade out of cypress, aluminum and steel cables.

Oshkosh Wisconsin’s Hasse Handcraft makes these modular wood shelves which can be assembled into small or large structures on your wall. Available in a variety of colors, and also as wine racks and larger units.

Duffy London’s coffee table won’t transport you to the pyramids, but it’ll wow guests in your living room. This digitally-printed table appears to float, thanks to its faux shadow base. Just don’t try to sit on it with your girlfriend and fly around.

Designed by Benjamin Vermeulen, MAGfurniture are flat-packed furniture pieces made of steel and wood. The wooden parts have strong magnets inside them, making it easy to assemble, disassemble and repair the furniture.

A proof of concept for a flexible coffee table that can transform into small laptop desks. Made by Carlo Ratti Assocati and Cassina, this table is part of a series of furniture built using modern technology and with modern users in mind.

Designer Kostas Syrtariotis’ wall-mounted bookshelf is a great way to show off your collection of nature books. Each one is crafted from solid ash, tineo or ebony wood, or white veneer. Measures 35.4″ W x 71.7″ H x 7.9″ D.

Duffy London’s MK1 is a table that you can transform from a low and small coffee table into a full dining table in just seconds. It comes in two sizes, and there are steel and wood variants. Bespoke finishes are also available.

A wooden rack that makes it easier to carry and serve multiple bottles or glasses. A great gift for for pub owners and gracious hosts. There are variants that fit beer bottles, shot glasses and pint tumblers.

True Emporium sells entire room furnishings that fit in military style footlockers. There’s a living room, a dining room and a wine bar set. The furniture are handmade and built partly out of reclaimed wood and steel.

A portable desk that fits laptops up to 17″. iSkelter’s Slate Mobile AirDesk is made of bamboo. It has holes for ventilation, a built-in mouse pad and a dock with a cable slot for phones or small tablets.

A wooden bulletin board with magnets embedded inside. It comes with a set of wooden accessories – a hook, a box, pegs and a shelf – that also have magnets inside them. You can also buy the board and the accessories separately.

A chair designed to counteract the adverse effects of prolonged sitting by guiding your spine and pelvis into the same position that they would be if you were standing. It’s hazardous to your wallet’s health though.

Craftsman and Alloy Welding turned a 52″ tool chest into a home theater cabinet. They hollowed out all but two of the drawers in front and made swing-out speaker compartments as well as a remote-controlled retractable TV mount.

Designer Scott Jones made Bloc’d Sofa, a modular seat that you can easily change to adapt to your needs. Its cushions are small, firm blocks that you can easily remove and rearrange on the sofa’s steel and maple frame.

Nathan Tobiason turns saving your spare change into a fun and creative activity. The Vertical Coin Bank turns your coins into a dynamic display, and it shows you how much you’ve saved at a glance. You can hang it or leave it freestanding.