Fulham Leather Sofa
It's not easy to find an oversized couch that fits into a modern decor, but the Fulham Leather Sofa ($3,500-$5,000) should do just fine. Featuring a deep seat, foot-wide arms, and Matador leather upholstery with a matte finish and reverse seaming, the Fulham is hand built with a kiln-dried, triangle block hardwood frame and foam seats supported by coil springs, meaning it will provide optimum comfort for years to come whether you spring for the 96", 108", or gargantuan 120" model.
Neutra Boomerang Chair
Add a slice of style to your home with the Neutra Boomerang Chair ($1,500). Available in maple or walnut, this eye-catching seat features boomerang-like side supports, comfortable webbing in either black or natural shades, and the ability to blend in with other pieces of classic furniture both new and old.
Panasonic EP-MS40 Massage Chair
Used to be that buying a massage chair meant consigning yourself to having a Star Wars-worthy mechanical throne sticking out like a sore thumb in your living area. The Panasonic EP-MS40 Massage Chair ($2,500) puts this idea to bed with a simple, slightly-retro design that will mercifully blend in to plenty of decors without looking like there's a cyborg trapped on the inside, while offering up every bit of the neck-, back-, and leg-pleasing massage action of its Terminator-like cousins.
Spinnaker Chair
Lean back and relax in the Spinnaker Chair ($TBA). This unique seat features a back made from authentic sails, adding a touch of the seven seas to your environment, while the spring steel frame, foam and cospoflex cushions, and spring-loaded tilt functionality let you find just the right angle for reading, watching, or napping. Pair with the Spinnaker Footstool for maximum laziness.
Timberland Earthkeepers Casco Bay Canvas Shoe
Prepare for casual summer days with Timberland's® Earthkeepers® Casco Bay Canvas Shoe. These lightweight, laid-back kicks will add a stylish pop of color to any no-sock, warm-weather look. Choose either a fun slip-on style or the one-eye moccasin style, with a choice of four colorways ranging from blueberry to poppy. See the entire collection here.
Mine Furniture
Following the recent mine collapse turned feel-good story in Chile, you might think mine furniture was specially suited to the underground. You'd be wrong. Instead, Mine Furniture ($TBA) is a unique lineup of fireplaces, interior design objects, chairs, and other items crafted from old marine mines — you know, the kind used to blow up submarines — taken from an old Soviet military facility on Naissaar Island in the Gulf of Finland. Luckily for you, the explosives were burnt out of the mines nearly 20 years ago, although you might want to be careful with that cigar just in case. [Thanks, Jim]
AT-95 Tables
Celebrate America's heritage of industrial innovation with AT-95 Tables ($890-$1,800). Made from salvaged woods and industrial-grade, heavy-duty metal and steel components, these round and rectangular tables come in a number of models to match your design sensibilities while offering enough variety to match nearly any decor — making them perfect for that sweet warehouse office you've been talking about for nearly a decade.
Aviator Chair
Don't have what it takes to become a real pilot? Live out your WWII fighter pilot fantasies in the Aviator Chair ($1,300). This unique seat features riveted aluminum sides with a leather top rail, a distressed whiskey leather seat with a ribbed leather center area, a kiln-dried frame for longevity, and plastic feet to protect your precious floors from the inevitable inadvertent slide.
Bufa Chair
It seems like the last hundred or so felt products we've seen were either bags or gadget cases, so the Bufa Chair ($760) comes as a breath of fresh air. Meant to pay homage to tailored attire, the Bufa features a gray felt seat and back, folded and threaded together with loose-hanging rope, while a colored ribbon adds a touch of flair without turning the Bufa into a garish, brightly-hued mess.
111 Navy Chair
Whether or not you have a Coca-Cola shrine in your house, there's reason to be excited about the 111 Navy Chair ($230). Based on Emeco's classic 1006 Navy Chair, the 111 is made from 111 recycled plastic Coke bottles, in all keeping three million plastic Coke bottles out of landfills each year. Surprisingly, it's available in a number of colors, so you don't have to design a whole room around Coke's iconic red to enjoy the benefits of this simple chair.
Mayfair Steamer Secretary Trunk
Have a dual-purpose workspace? Hide your office away in the Mayfair Steamer Secretary Trunk ($3,000). Built by antiques dealer/craftsman Timothy Oulton of London, this oversized steamer trunk hides away a pull-down desktop, tons of drawers, each with room for a label — lest you forget where you put those paper clips — leather-edged canvas lining, an exterior of distressed, aniline-dyed cigar leather, and wheels on the bottom for easy opening, closing, and mobility. We suppose you could also hide an actual secretary inside, but she'd better be really flexible.
Gutterball Table
Handmade from heartpine wood reclaimed from bowling lanes, the Gutterball Table ($2,320-$3,580) is the perfect centerpiece for your Lebowski-themed home. It's available in sizes ranging from 68- to 110-inches long, and finished off with I-beam legs and blackened steel sides, meaning it should be more than ready to handle both you and your viking princess lover should the right conditions arise.
Sawyer Chair
It might just be the hangover from last night's episode of LOST, but we can't help but wonder what this piece of yard furniture has to do with our favorite TV con man. The Sawyer Chair ($250) is an eco-friendly adirondack, made from FSC-certified eucalyptus wood, and featuring modern angles, a horizontally slatted back and seat, a cool grey finish that can be maintained with periodic oiling or left to weather to a silvery grey, and sturdy, squared arms for holding... is that Modelo? Mmm.
