Transformer Furniture

I'm fully aware that I probably live in more space than I really need.

Then again, isn't that relative to what you want to live in?

As spaces get tighter though, adaptable furniture like Murphy Beds would seem to be due for a revisit, or a revolution.

Well thanks to the folks at Core77 here's the cramped decor of the urban lifestyle as we fit ourselves into tighter and tighter spaces.



The furniture is probably revolutionary, but I can't say I'd really want a kid of mine to have a bedroom where you only have room for either a bed or a desk. That coffee table that turns into a dining room table however...

It's a sign of the times.

Gutter Ball Dining

If I had a dining room big enough to fit a nice big table, well, this one would fit that space nicely.

The best part about this industrial-meets-natural design is the ten-pin, recycled lane connection. The wood may have seen it's share of strikes and spares rolling over it, but you'll never roll a gutter ball with these boards in your home.

Hat tip to the trendy spotters over at Uncrate for this find.

Cross Your Legs

From dsgnworld, a new twist.

I'm not sure how you actually, well, sit on this chair.

Mix and Match in Front of the Sofa

Now that the new sofas are in, the prowl is vaguely on for a new coffee table. Something slightly more playful would help break up the darker vibe the gorgeous chocolate leather has brought to the living room.

Price aside, if this were not square and in Brazil, it would be a worthy contender:


It is a modern piece of furniture that literally adapts to your everyday whims. The inner panels are thoroughly interchangeable, providing a neat amount of versatility to the table.

For a video of the table in action click HERE.