Sunken Studio

If you´ve ever wanted to ditch the commute and work from home but the site of the kitchen table day in day out doesn´t appeal, or you have a hard time separating work and play, you might need a dedicated space where you can go to feel separated from the house and focus on the work at hand. "Sunken Studio" by Brazilian designer Igor Leal, is a concept for a client in Rio de Janeiro that does just that. It is a workspace designed to fit into the garden of a residential home. The goal was to install a small studio on a piece of land in front of a conventional residence without affecting the view from its main façade. With just over 505 sqft, the buried studio incorporates a living roof, an integrated desk area, meeting table, a micro kitchen with storage, bathroom, and even a small courtyard outside with a bench.

BENE AL KICKER FOOTBALL TABLE

The Bene AL Kicker was originally created for the 2008 Euro Cup and is now available in a limited edition - just in time for the 2010 World Cup. With its sleek design and quality materials, the Bene AL Kicker invites you to have fun during your break. AL stands for aluminium, and the anodised players are painted silver and red. This football table makes a cool understatement in the office. Football has never been more stylish. Only 25 available....
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THE WATCH DECK

From the same guys that brought you The Knife Deck, comes a similar offering this time around for watch lovers. The Watch Deck is an elegantly crafted box that helps you organize your timepieces but also puts them on display in a unique way. The watch display case holds up to four watches beneath a clear acrylic display...
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LOFT 9B APARTMENT

Loft B9 is a spectacular attic apartment in Sofia, Bulgaria. Idealized by interior designer Veneta Nikolova and architect Dimitar Karanikolov, they spent two years reconstructing the stylish place, with pieces of custom designed furniture and experimenting with details, and finishes. The residence is predominantly open plan, with a large living and dining space at its heart, and a massive dark concrete cube occupies the center of the living room, hiding the bathroom...
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