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Decorative cubes are great extras in home decorating as they can be used in a multitude of ways. This product is called “Undo” from Derin Design and features the contrasting colors of black and white. In the picture the cubes have been stacked in somewhat of a zig-zagging fashion. They could also be stacked straight up for a different look. Besides acting as home accessories, these handy items can also act as tables storing design objects such as lamps or vases. More information: here.

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Many of us could stand to adopt some Zen principles to try and slow down our lives and create more quiet serenity. This small Zen fountain is designed to create a contemplative space in a place of your choosing such as office, apartment or house. The Zen fountain is comprised of a copper bowl, two copper bars, tumbled slate, trickling water and a flickering tea light. The bamboo is not included, but could be picked up easily at a nearby garden store. The Chinese symbol for “prosperity” is painted on the smaller slate tile. Dimensions: 9″L x 9″W x 6″H. Price: $129. Buy product: HERE.

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We all know the story of the Titanic, the great ocean vessel which met a tragic ending. Now meet “Titanic” a modern day lamp interpretation. We have covered some strange lamp shapes at Furniture Fashion and this piece certainly follows those examples. Set on its side, Titanic appears to have fallen over much like a lamp might be knocked over and end up on its side. This product comes from Fluke and is available for $600. Finding it in the U.S. may be a challenge as it is currently discontinued there. Link to product: here.

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We all know the story of the Titanic, the great ocean vessel which met a tragic ending. Now meet “Titanic” a modern day lamp interpretation. We have covered some strange lamp shapes at Furniture Fashion and this piece certainly follows those examples. Set on its side, Titanic appears to have fallen over much like a lamp might be knocked over and end up on its side. This product comes from Fluke and is available for $600. Finding it in the U.S. may be a challenge as it is currently discontinued there. Link to product: here.

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Pina from RAIS brings modern technology to the old school wood burning stove. Following the design of turn of the century stoves, Pina updates that look with polished grey or black metal sides replacing cast iron models. It sits on a turntable base that rotates 360 degrees allowing the flames to be seen anywhere in the room. The firebox is designed with clean burn technology to limit energy consumption. Find the product: here.

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These cat feeding bowls move away from the mundane ceramic versions and create a more artistic approach in pet accessories. Designed by Miriam Mirri and made by Alessi, the cat feeding bowls feature a stainless steel dish surround by blue, black or maize polypropylene. Price: €55. Find it: here.

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“Missed Tree” pots were designed by Jean Marie Massaud for the 2007 Serralunga Collection. The inspiration was nature as often we see trees that have grown as forks or other shapes which are beautiful “in nature”, but might not be considered so in “human manufacturing”. We can see that despite the difference in shape, Missed Tree can add to the beauty of a room. Via.

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