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Dear Ingo

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Rocking a modern look? You will be when you install this playful chandelier by Israeli designer Ron Gilad. You’d be in good company too—the Dear Ingo is on display in the Art Institute of Chicago. You can get yours, however, in Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Winnipeg. Note: you can adjust … Read More

King Arthur Round Swing Table

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What would make meetings more fun? Aside from say, no meetings or shorter meetings, is your answer making chairs into swings? Duffy London, the makers of this woodsman axe coffee table, say yes. Their King Arthur, Round Swing Table ($12.500) advocates both fun in the workplace and bizarrely placed commas. … Read More

Reclaimed Timber Slat Desk

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Want a desk made out of reclaimed doors that doesn’t look that way and doesn’t look insubstantial? Then check out this reclaimed timber slat desk ($2,545). Made from reclaimed pine slats (apparently cut from doors), this bad boy is something of a beast, made a touch softer by the addition … Read More

Nomad CNC Mill

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Since you’re probably not Ron Swanson (and let’s face it, most of us will never have such a full moustache), what you need is a desktop CNC milling machine. It’ll cut out any part or prototype you need—no whittling, lathing, or table-sawing required. It’s on Kickstarter now for $2,000.

Furniture Crates

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Moving sucks, packing furniture sucks, carrying boxes sucks. How do you solve all these problems? By making furniture transform into crates with castors on them, that’s how. Meet the crates ($TBD) by Naihan Li & Co. Have entire offices, bedrooms, media centres, and bars fold into crates, ready to move … Read More

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