The tiny apartment that is Nano Pad is a progressive, short-stay accommodation opportunity in Sydney, Australia, delivering a quaint boutique feel amidst its “sharing is caring” economical stay benefits. Continue reading →

Welcome to the world of the Bang Bang Pegboard, where life just became a little more simple. This wall-mounted shelving system, by George & Willy, is good for busy moms on the go wishing they had an adjustable shelving solution, the handyman of the house looking for easy storage options, or kids and/or teens who need added incentive to keep their toys and clothes off the floor in an organized manner (you’re welcome parents!). Continue reading →

Oh you thought you had seen it all? Think again, because the Groundfridge is about to blow …your …mind! Unavailable until spring of 2017, you will have to hold on to your excitement for some time, but let the anticipation begin because this autonomic number is a chic new addition to the cellar world. Continue reading →

Lynko Nomadic Furniture System is a mobile closet fit for even the most “princessy” of gypsy souls! This Natalia Geci designed portable furniture collection is an epic freestanding modular closet for the contemporary nomad; or for anyone who is comfortable with calling any space in which they set up their Lynko – “home”. Continue reading →

Meet Wallace. The easy to install, durable and multi-functional shelving unit that is as mature in name as it is in functionality. Thanks to the genius workings of SWENYO, this shelving unit is not your run-of-the-mill bookcase or trinket holder. Rather, it is a lifestyle piece offering a fashionable solution to hold all kinds of – dare we say, stuff?! Continue reading →

When designing the perfect space, every detail counts. And if you are after an ultra-modern and super-clean look, the T-Square shelf definitely provides that sophisticated touch. The T-Square was created by Michael Anastassiades – a Cyprus born designer with headquarters in London. He is renowned for his “seemingly simple yet meticulously detailed work” and the T-Square is a perfect reflection of his methodology. Continue reading →

How many of us wish we had another pair of hands? I do. Often. Whether I am carrying too many groceries or all of the kid’s stuff, I frequently just need an extra hook. The Qlipter was designed by Mina Yoo, a Seattle entrepreneur who invented the gadget after she became a mom. And it is such a helpful invention- the Qlipter is a combination of a carabiner and a hook and can support up to 50 pounds! You can use it for everything- when camping outdoors you can hang stuff on a tree, when you’re travelling it can attach your luggage, and of course, with the kids, it can attach to your stroller and carry the endless quantities of equipment we seem to accumulate. Continue reading →

Frame storage boxes might just be our top fun-find of the month! These storage boxes come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours, and deliver a certain “jewelry box” appeal to them; conveying awe and wonder to anyone who might happen upon them, pondering what could wait inside. At least …that’s where our imagination went when we saw them! Continue reading →

If you have ever played the game “Pick Up Sticks”, you will know what fun can be had arranging a group of wooden sticks in order to orchestrate a strategic game. The Nude Landing Hangers, designed by Wenjiao Shen and Ruiqiong Huang of Soso studio, act similarly. With no metal fittings, glue or paint to hold them together, they simply perch amongst themselves, waiting for your move on how they should be approached. Even the product name itself incites an image of simplistic beauty, and that’s essentially what they deliver also. Tall, slender, natural, simplistic beauty. Continue reading →

Let’s face it, storage can be pretty dull, although Michael Marriott found a way to make it an engaging game. His wall shelving is a modern deconstructed croquet set. When I was a child, our family croquet set was colorfully painted wood. For me, the equipment was more fun than the game! The wooden balls were wrapped with a wide painted stripe, each ball wearing a different color. Mallets were ornate with spindle-like turned shafts and heads, all accented with multiple colored stripes. The hoops were simply arched metal tubes. Continue reading →