Piknik Table

Traditional picnic tables served as the inspiration for the latest project from French industrial design studio Iratzoki Lizaso. The re-imagined outdoor table is made from weather-resistant metal and wood to help it stand the test of time, while a Forge Adour plancha grill and room for a gas cylinder are built in. It also has a bottle bin, room for accessories and storage, an umbrella, and enough room to seat your family or friends comfortably.

Burrow Modular Sofa

First came the mattress-in-a-box. Now, you can get your furniture the same way. The Burrow Sofa comes in regular shipping boxes allowing for fast, free delivery. That same modular design means that when it's time to move, the couch can be easily taken apart and packed up. The flexible design isn't just for moving, though: sections can be added or removed to transform the piece from room to room. Even the cushions flip to give you a choice of tufted or solid upholstery. On top of all that, each sofa is handmade in the USA from sustainably-sourced hardwood and toxic chemical-free fabrics.

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Molteni&C Gio Ponti Armchair

Designed by the famed Italian architect, the Molteni&C Gio Ponti Armchair is a midcentury revival you'll be glad to see make the rounds again. The 1957 piece sports clean lines provided by a wood frame. Elastic straps support an upholstered cushion, giving the back and seat a just enough flexibility for a comfortable lounge. Each chair is hand assemble and comes in a variety of colors and finishes.

Admiral Bar

Built by hand in Costa Mesa, CA, the Admiral Bar exudes the understated English attitude of its designer, Joshua Evans. Closed, it appears as an innocuous kitchen cart, with an American Walnut exterior and brass hardware. Opened up, it has a deep well for liquor bottles, twelve slots for wine, an area for glassware, and drawers for bar tools. Each one is built to order, with a 4-8 week lead time.

Sitskie Open 45 Credenza

With a triangular shape and slotted interior, the Sitskie Open 45 Credenza is a mid-century style altar of vinyl. In addition to the large turntable shelf, it has multiple divider panels and extra spaces for plants, headphone stands, or bookshelf speakers. The shape makes it ideal for storing records (as well as books and magazines), and a slotted stand holds the albums in current rotation. Crafted from walnut, it sits atop steel legs in a black or brass finish and is available in five and seven-foot lengths.

Hrdl Vinyl Table

A well-curated collection deserves and equally thoughtful place to live. The Hrdl Vinyl Table provides exactly that. Crafted from black Valchromat colored wood with oak legs and an eye-catching tambour door, it's built to last. A surface on the left provides a place for your turntable with space for your amplifier in the space underneath, while the right half is dedicated to a storage area for up to 200 albums. Built to order in Kristiansand, Norway.

Arne Vodder Chaise Lounge

Produced in the 1950s, Arne Vodder's Chaise Lounge showcases his timeless designs. The vintage piece mixes a natural teak frame and a curvy silhouette — a signature of the Danish designer. It's finished off with a weaved leather seat and wooden tray table for a nightly brandy. Aside from a single strap, the entire chair is completely original making this one rare find.

Dime Bar Cabinet

Inspired by a spinning coin, the Dime Bar Cabinet is a delightful place to store your favorite spirits. Its exterior is made from curved segments of American walnut that fold back to reveal the bar inside. A countertop offers plenty of workspace while a shelf above and slots below give you a multitude of storage.

The Planet Chair

Mixing a futuristic design and minimal materials, the Planet Chair gives any room a quiet place. It's constructed from multiple triangular segments of plywood. Fastened together with steel connectors, the sphere shape surrounds its occupant creating a private nook. An ergonomic mattress lines the interior for comfort while a LED-lamp, speaker system, and solar panels turn this seat into a personal pod for work or relaxation.

Karou Side Table

We all store things on top of our tables — books, magazines, drinks, devices. The Karou Side Table lets you store things inside of it. Its circular shape encourages you to slide the lower panel around, revealing the hidden chamber inside, while the upper panel stays locked in place for safety. Built from ash wood, with a pronounced grain that gives the simple black or light gray finish added depth.

Bachelor Bar Cart

From the first collection of New York design duo Roman and Williams, the Bachelor Bar Cart is an impressive way to serve your drinks — married or not. At the base of this piece is a tapered leg frame. Each one is made to order in your choice of wood and features metal details in a variety of brass, pewter, and nickel finishes. It's topped with a silver or black mirrored top and finished with a set of wheels to ensure the booze is always within reach.

Eames Mohair Supreme Lounge Chair

Few pieces of furniture are as iconic as Charles and Ray Eames' lounger. First produced in 1956, the chair is notoriously known for its wood shell and leather cushions. While the design remains the same, the mid-century classic is getting a rich new surface with the Eames Mohair Supreme Lounge Chair. The soft addition comes in five different colors options and is paired with your choice of an ebony, walnut, Palisander, or white ash veneer.

Smoke Lounge Chair

The design may look traditional, but the Smoke Lounge Chair is anything but. Its classic carved wood frame has been given a fired finish. This treatment not only creates a unique chair but also gives each piece its own individual characteristics. The charred timber is then sealed with an epoxy resin for an added level of strength. Black leather covers the back seat and features tufted detailing, creating a timeless look that will compliment any room.

Noma Auction

Just like its cuisine, the decor in René Redzepi's Copenhagen eatery was a modern ode to its Nordic roots. While the two-Michelin-star restaurant prepares to reopen at a new location in early 2018, pieces from the original venue are now up for grabs in the Noma Auction. The sale includes 500 lots comprised of the signature furniture and decor found throughout the interior. This includes everything from the Hans J. Wegner and J.L. Møller dining chairs and hand-carved wooden tableware to the custom reception cabinet and leather-bound wine list. The bidding will take place in Chicago and via live stream on November 2, 2017.

Fyrn Stemn Seating

Forget what you know about flatpack furniture. Fyrn Stemn Seating offers outstanding quality, shipped right to your door. Central to the design of the range's six chairs and stools is an exposed, patented bracket designed and made in-house that adds durability, provides added aesthetic interest, and makes assembly easier. The rest of each seat is crafted from North American hardwood, with a natural oil matte finish. Each seat is made to order in California.

Pentatonic Airtool Chair

Deceptively simple for such an elegant object, the Pentatonic Airtool Chair takes its name seriously. The "Air" comes from the base components, which are formed using gas-assisted manufacturing techniques to leave them hollow, lightweight, and yet strong. "Tool" refers to the fact that each element serves as a tool on its own, making complicated assembly instructions unnecessary. On top of the base sits a seat shell made from one of three innovative materials — two are made from repurposed trash, while one feels like wool even though it's plastic. An ideal — and environmentally-conscious — addition to any work area.

Hans Wegner Papa Bear Chair

When you're little, you sit in a chair and hug your teddy bear. When you're big, the chair hugs you. That's the whimsical idea behind the Hans Wegner's iconic Papa Bear Chair. Designed in 1951, this oversized seat has foam cushions and natural fiber stuffing for added cushioning. The arms wrap around you as you sit, with solid wood "paws" emerging at the ends that match the legs, and the seat angle encourages you to recline into the "hug." The example you see here has been meticulously restored, retains its original stamp, and arrives with a matching ottoman both finished in black leather.

Wassily Chair

Inspired by the curved handle bars of the Adler bicycle, the Wassily Chair was the first of its kind. Designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925, the seat reimagined the traditional club chair with clean lines and a bent tubular frame. The polished chrome finish is complemented by cowhide leather, belting leather, or canvas slings, available in a variety of colors.