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You may have seen some of the cool bars and desks from we have featured from MotoArt, the air craft parts rehabilitation specialists who use a wide variety of wing segments etc… to make innovative furniture. Here are some of the custom conference and meeting tables from MotoArt that are worth talking about. These conference tables are from the wings of retired B-727, C-119, DC-4, and C-130 aircraft and really make a statement that exudes success. Visit MotoArt.com for a look at the full collection of furniture, lighting, and sculptures from real renewable resources.

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Here are the latest in lavatory faucets from Fluid. Called the “Swing” collection, Fluid sought to design a line of hardware that would appeal to many different decorating styles from clean and simple to more artistic in form and shape. These lavatory faucets all have the WaterSense certification as being eco-friendly that was achieved by limited water flow per minute to 1.5 gallon. Learn more about the Swing collection here.

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The iPod and iPhone accessories keep on coming and here is one from Dual that probably doesn’t need a lot of explaining. The Dual Pop 100 includes a docking station, FM radio and an alarm clock in a small package and price. The Dual Pop could be a good travel companion as well. $60

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Casual furniture hits a new low, the floor that is with the “iLand” circular seating from designer/manufacturer Tom Kühne. The basic structure is foam with removable covers in a variety of choices which include the 70′s style combination shown that brings back a few memories. The iLand lounge seating is perfect for a game room or that special place you can just simply relax away from the stress and strain. W 200 x D 200 x H 48cm See the entire collection including the similar FEUILLETON lounge “shown in blue” at tomkuehne.com

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This wall hanging is called “Along These Lines” and was recently showcased at 100% Design in London. The piece is comprised of 100% wool felt lanes that are attached to a steel rail. There are nine standard colors to choose from so that each wall hanging can have its own unique feel. Additionally, there are four widths to choose from further adding to the options. Learn more about the piece at Studio Lawrence.

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Damian Barton’s “Quark Dining Table” is definitely different in its appearance and construction. The Quark is made from two identical opposing cut and rolled aluminum plates joined seamlessly creating a second level for storage supported by removable tubular steel legs in nickel or chrome. Table top available in a variety of durable powder coated colors. $2950 from gocontempo.com

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Furniture Fashion was contacted by students of NYU that are selling art as part of a group project. The class centers on entrepreneurship where a group of students decided to create contemporary design objects and sell them online. The website is called youMocoDesigns and it is definitely worth a look to support a good cause and frankly, the prices are very reasonable. I included some wall art samples in this article, but the entire collection can be seen at yourMocoDesigns.

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When was the last time you really paid attention to a barcode?  Well that’s about to change thanks to Barcode Revolution. Based in Tokyo, Japan, Barcode Revolution is challenging companies to think about the way in which their valuable product real estate gets used.  Without interrupting the function of the barcode, Barcode Revolution has come up with a variety of fun and innovative barcode designs that definitely add to the packaging of a product.

So what do you think? Would this make you pay attention to barcodes? I certainly would.  See lots more here.

The sublime awe that we feel when we look at the sun setting or rising on the horizon can be incorporated into our everyday experiences with a little interior design know-how. Golden edged blues, deep purples, incandescent yellows and oranges all can be used to recreate the natural feeling of a sunrise or sunset. It’s not just about colors, either: you can use different textures to throw some reflections across your room, to add that uncanny glow. Nothing can compare to waking up to a real sunrise or sitting with your significant other watching a sunset, but this feeling can be incorporated into your home if you work with the colors and textures found in nature.

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Dress up your home with designer planters and plant stands that are complimentary to any interior or backyard setting in a wide variety of styles and finishes from De Castelli. Albino Celato, creator and advocate of the brand De Castelli collections, has always focused his creative ability on rendering an object individual, giving it new meanings going beyond traditional conventions. Visit decastelli.com for a look at their entire collection of designer planters that really make a statement.

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