Awesome Furniture

Stuffed with either bean-bag or foam filling, Woouf’s toss-around soft seating comes in whimsical designs including a guitar amp, camera, luggage, and even a giant synthesizer.

Google+ may be on the rise, but big ol’ blue still has its charms. By that we mean we’re too lazy to move and restart our virtual life all over again. Show your Facebook loyalty with this icon hanger.

Home and office furniture made of 100% recyclable high-grade corrugated paper board. They are easy to assemble and disassemble, and can even be painted or varnished. (In Australia only for now.)

Pamper your little buddies with the Bambu Hammock. Made from solid bamboo, stainless steel anchors and carabiners and washable suede upholstery. Contact Pet Lounge Studios to order.

Sander Mulder’s latest home furnishings are built to resemble industrial shipping containers, and just like the real deal, units can be stacked and rotated to create a multitude of storage configurations.

Bureau Spectacular’s Phalanstery Module is a zero gravity living pod; every 15 minutes, one of the multi-planed surfaces becomes usable (and every 7.5 minutes people inside fall into each other).

A clever solution for making use of and storing reading materials that would otherwise be gathering dust in our homes. Contact Nijstudio to order, or better yet try and make your own.

Invented by Jakob Schenk, the Tick Clip is an ingenious add-on that turns any piece of material between 0.60 to 1.2 inches think into a table, seat or bed. Will soon be available for about $88.

Tokyo’s h220430 designed this ingenious bench, inspired by the 1953 French film The Red Balloon. While it looks like it’s floating in mid air, it’s actually anchored to the ceiling by the light-up balloons.

Created by Thomas Mills of ifsodoso, this incredible bookshelf incorporates a cozy reading nook in its interior ring, with storage for 400 books, along with integrated accent and reading lights.

Inspired by the Large Hadron Collider, the playful Accelerator Spinning Chair from Jaanus Osugaar is a counterpoint to a rocker: it has a pair of built-in hand straps and is designed to spin instead of rock.

For those of you with a rustic refined type of interior design sensibility, Mark Moskovitz’s extraordinary Facecord Cabinet, which resembles a big pile of firewood, might be right up your alley.

The folks at Dorothy came up with this prototype foam chair based on the original Space Invaders arcade game, sure to make all the time we spend pretending to save the world a little more comfy.

Designers from Makhno Workshop really captured the essence of a twister with storm cloud chairs, raindrop light fixtures and splintered walls for this restaurant in Kiev. Maybe the food’s good too.

Peter Bristol’s clever Cut Chair has a metal plate (concealed by carpet) with a cantilevered seat and 3 well placed leg “stumps” to make the chair look like it has just been magically sliced apart.

Make space in your man cave for the manliest coffee table on Earth. Designed by Chris Duffy, the table has actual axe handles for its legs, but the axe heads are actually made of resin composite.

Created by professor Sheila Kennedy and a team of MIT students, these rockers capture solar and kinetic energy, passing it along to USB gadgets and a cool electroluminescent lighting system at night.

Designed by John Greg Ball, the Subsonic Chair’s two 16″ subwoofers and two 4″ midrange speakers will let you thoroughly rock out to your favorite music, video or video game while sitting.

Send Etsy seller Jane Dandy your books and she’ll make you a one of a kind side table. It has grooves that will only accommodate your tomes – and only if they’re in the right order.

Designed by Mitch Steinmetz, the Remembrance concept is an elegant combination of a photo album and a coffee table, one where people can create new memories while preserving the old ones.

Made from a used suitcase. Carries (and includes) 5 17oz glass flasks, 4 glasses, 4 shot glasses and a bottle opener. Technically you could still carry this around, but it was meant to be wall-mounted.

The drawer fronts on West Elm’s Stria Storage Collection are made using reclaimed saal wood, formerly used as railway trestles in India. This means that no two pieces are exactly the same.

A curvy wood chair that combines a place to read your books along with shelves to store them in. Kindle, Nook and iPad fans will need to fill those cubbies with some other tchotchkes.