This reclaimed oak coffee table with stainless steel legs is a one of a kind handmade piece. The table top is made from an old discarded railroad tie from Virginia’s Capitol of Richmond. The tie has been cut, ripped, and completely sealed. It has square holes that are left from where the railroad spikes were driven through to secure the tie to the tracks. The stainless steel legs are fully tig welded and have a pewter style look to contrast the satin wood finish. This piece has working historical value as well as modern appeal, and would be a great addition to any furniture collection. Rad!

[Railroad Tie Bench]

The Jonah seating collection consists of 6 pieces – an armchair, a two seater sofa and a three seater sofa, available in either berry red or warm grey. The pieces in the Jonah Collection have been created by award-winning young designer James Harrison.

[Jonah Collection]

No, “The Savannah Rocker” is not an ode to southern R&B. It is an ode, though, in a literal sense, as its maker, Jolyon Yates, has named his design ODEchair.

This stunning rocking chair, with its fluid lines, Yates explains, is “an ode to the elements,” an invitation to slow down and enjoy the flow of life. Or, as we say in the South, “come in and set a spell.”

The Savannah Rocker (nicknamed “Breeze”) is sculpted from birch laminate, finished in a strong satin lacquer that hides none of the natural colors of the wood.

Deckbench is expertly crafted from 100% reclaimed and recycled broken skateboards. Like the deckstool, the legs of the deckbench are attached to the huge 60″ long, popsicle-shaped seat using skateboard trucks. Two steel support beams running the length keep this baby rock solid, so you can bring a friend…or two.

[Deckbench Recycled Skateboard Bench]

[1950S Copenhagen Spitfire Chair]

Do you sit at a desk all day? Would you like to stand up and work sometimes? You can have it both ways. The right desk can make it easy to switch between sitting and standing. The GeekDesk may just be the right desk.

This metal-frame desk adjusts from 26 inches to 46.5 inches in height, at the touch of a button. A built-in electric motor does the gruntwork. Making it easy to raise or lower is not just a luxury. It means you will adjust it because you can. You can change your work position during the day — a much healthier way to spend the day than either sitting or standing.

The GeekDesk’s work surface is not stingy, either. It comes in either 63- or 78.5-inch widths, 31.5 inches deep. A GeekDesk Mini version (47.25 x 31.5 inches) is also available. The steel frame has a silver powder-coated finish, and the top is a beechwood veneer with a UV-hardened clear lacquer.

GeekDesk and GeekDesk Mini : $799 and $749, respectively.

[Elevate Your Work]

An amazing group of designers have teamed up to create Purpose Restore and together they bring incredible one of a kind furniture. They start with boring, old pieces and turn them into something fresh and cutting edge. Through their custom design services they are trying to spread the word that old furniture doesn’t necessarily need to be thrown away, it just needs a face-lift. Since green living is a popular trend these days, this company is showing us that reusing old furniture doesn’t need to look secondhand.

[Purpose Restoration]

A truly minimalist foosball in stainless steel, aluminum and ESG unbreakable glass.  All options are customizable including colors of frame, legs and field. There are also over 12 options for the figures that can be selected below.  The tables can also have a company or team logo on the sides or playing field.  Handles are shown in black, but are a chromed aluminum as shown in the last install pictures.

[Lux Minimalist Foosball]

Add a contemporary touch to your study area with an Iceberg desk. Exterior of office furniture is finished in a high gloss white. Compartments of desk are finished in matte walnut veneer.

[Iceberg Modern Desk]

[Babel by Siebensachen]