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This product is called the "Aerialist Point Low Table" and is made by Objeti. At first glance it appears to be a normal side or end table. In truth, however, it is much more. I immediately thought of our small space furniture readers who are always looking for clever products with multiple functions. At a quick twist of a lever, Aerialist changes from a table to a stool which can offer extra seating when company comes to visit. Buy the product: here.

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This product is called the "Aerialist Point Low Table" and is made by Objeti. At first glance it appears to be a normal side or end table. In truth, however, it is much more. I immediately thought of our small space furniture readers who are always looking for clever products with multiple functions. At a quick twist of a lever, Aerialist changes from a table to a stool which can offer extra seating when company comes to visit. Buy the product: here.

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At the recent Salone del Mobile in Milan, Porro has a display called, "This is a Box". A chief designer in the exhibit was Piero Lissoni who was last involved in the Porro display from 1997. In this theme, the use of a square module in space creates an organized approach to room design. A system of shelving, units and worktops create a space for living and working. Today's lifestyle reflects the blending of all those activities necessitating their adoption into designing spaces. The use of single colors like yellow, blue and magenta further accent the blending of all of those objects into a single space.

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Commercial office furniture can be a potent design weapon when used to create a unique look for a business. There are 61 images in this gallery to provide decorative ideas about design possibilities for a commercial office space. Things like worker productivity and happiness in the job can be directly linked to the work environment. Moreover, the look of the overall office makes a statement about that business and how they see themselves among their competition. The overall style of these pictures is modern in nature. I hope that you find inspiration in these pictures and some ideas for your office space. Image gallery source: here.

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These closet design ideas come from Porro of Italy and represent most of their solutions. Porro's offerings include models of reach-in and walk-in closets. Though their pictures might show a sparsely used space, in real life the closet would likely be full of clothes. A nice feature in their systems is how they use doors that blend in well in a room even while the closet may extend the whole distance of a wall. It is nice that despite using the entire length of the wall, the room does not seem overbalanced. More information: here.

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Many professionals seeking a temporary office space solution have perhaps not thought of having additional space at their home. This prefab office is the creation of OfficePod which has perhaps just discovered a new market. If you don’t have space inside the home for the office or simply want to separate “the office” from the home, OfficePod is a possibility. More information: HERE. Via.

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At Furniture Fashion our hat’s off to Verena Lang founder of Ivydesign. We hear a lot of requests from readers living in small apartments about the challenge of space planning and furniture. This product from Verena is called “Picture Table”. The neat thing about Picture Table is how it can provide a table and even a place for guests to dine on, and then fold-up into a picture on a wall. The picture looks perfectly natural and in no way looks like a table. There is also a mirror version as well if a mirror is preferred over a picture. You can learn more about the product here at Ivydesign.

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