Evrgrn Downtime Hammock

Another cool product from Rei´s Evrgrn collection, the Evrgrn Downtime Hammock is a must have if you love chilling outdoors. Its hanging design, with high strength straps, makes it sort of like a sofa, allowing you to sit in a more upright position, ideal for eating, or just talking to your friends. It comes in a carry shoulder bag which makes it really portable and versatile. You also get large side pockets to store up anything you want like books, snacks, or mobile phone. Made from durable materials, you can choose from three different colors and patterns, Pacific Blue, Sunset Stars/ Tangerine or Charcoal/Shower. Now you just need to find the trees to hang it.

Also from the Evrgrn collection, check out the Evrgrn Crash Sack, and the Evrgrn Campfire Rocker

GIANT FLOOR LAMP | BY ANGLEPOISE

The Giant1227 Floor Lamp was originally designed by George Carwardine back in 1934, initially only four were made, one was auctioned and bought by film Director Tim Burton and used in the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Now, an updated rendition of the Giant 1227 is being sold by Anglepoise and is available in several colors....
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GIRO APPLE SLICER

This simple, minimalist apple slicer, winner of the Red Dot Design award is named Giro. The clever apple peeler was designed by Christina Schaefer a German designer. It cuts apples in a spiral-form surrounding the core in one smooth fluid motion. Giro creates gorgeous, perfectly executed apple spirals perfect for using in recipes, snacks or garnishes....
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STUDYPOD

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, the Studypod by Livit might be the solution you´re after. The way people work is changing - the cost and inconvenience of commuting to work everyday is increasing, and advances in computer and networking technology are making the viability of working from home a realistic alternative to traveling to an office everyday. Studypod is designe...
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