LeJeune Residence

Designed by Architecture Open Forum, LeJeune Residence is a beautiful house located in the heart of the Plateau-Mont-Royal Borough of Montreal, Canada, one of the city’s most creative neighborhoods. Originally built back in 1890, the house was recently restored to perfection with a unique and contemporary minimalist style. The duplex house was transformed into a single-family residence with open living spaces, flexibility in the use of rooms and an interior architecture that opened to an exterior garden. All furniture is tailored to the occupants needs with a simple but elegant taste.

8-BIT HANGER | BY MENINOS

How cool and geeky is this? The 8-bit coat hanger that looks like the a little hand cursor to mount on your geek home walls to hang on your everyday stuff right from coats to bathroom towels. It is made from sturdy MDF and acrylic....
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FIRST LESSONS HOUSE

Designed by Ray Dinh Architecture, this spectacular L-shaped residence in Australia overlooks the Portsea Lagoon and Wildlife Reserve. The First Lessons House sits low amongst the existing myrtle and tea-trees, at the back corner of the site, it features external charred timber cladding, concrete and corrugated iron, that were chosen as robust, earthy materials and are softened by the natural light and landscape. The house is designed to entertain family and friends...
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Pill Wall-Mounted Desk

Created by Lithuania-based Emko, Pill is a multifunctional, elegant and compact, wall-mounted desk designed for small apartments, saving valuable space when not in use. The round cabinet’s top door folds down to form a desk suitable for getting work done on a laptop, tablet, or physical notebook. It also features a few adjustable shelves so you can customize the interior to suit various requirements, fit standard files, catalogues, books or any other personal belo...
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