Designed for small two-story lofts, this tall chest of drawers transforms into a spiral staircase with the push of a button. Created by Italian design firm B PIÙ s.r.l., the Eclecctica staircase performs double duty as both storage space and stairs. Pretty neat, but I’m cool just climbing the open

This is the Sotheby’s listing for the colloquially known ‘Darth Vader House’ for sale in Houston, Texas. The house was built in 1992 for Dr. Jean Cukier, who, when deciding to have a custom home built “grabbed a piece of paper and drew it himself. Cukier loved Star Wars so

Stools: they’re disgusting to look out. “You do realize we’re talking about seats and not turds, right?” Oh — what’s the matter with those? Well apparently something, because Icelandic minimalist designers Erla Dögg Ingjaldsdóttir and Tryggvi Thorsteinsson of Minarc have created the HiDDenSit, a kitchen island with stools that appear

This is a short video of videographer and digital marketer Tyler demonstrating the analog three-factor authentication required (opening the stove door, turning the stove light on, and turning the front left burner to high — he says medium but it’s high) to open a kitchen drawer in the home he

This is a short video demonstration of a kitchen drawer that was modified so it can open past a protruding window via its front panel sliding horizontally. As far as clever fixes go, this is a pretty good one, because I would have either 1) not put the front panel

This is an ad created by director Lucas Zanotto for Italian furniture manufacturer PLANK using a bunch of their designs to perform ping pong ball trick shots (previously: this maniac’s trick shots). Apparently it took Lucas and his nephew over two weeks and 2,000 attempts to sink all the shots

The exact couch you don’t want to see when you have the spins, this is the Adaptation Sofa designed by Fabio Novembre for purveyor of luxury furniture Cappellini. It looks like it’s leaning but the actual seat cushions are flat across. Obviously, I call the far right seat with maximum

Inspired by a classic scene from the Tom & Jerry cartoon, Florida-based artist and rug maker Nellaf (fallen backwards, like risen!) created this flattened Tom stair-runner rug (22″ x 55″, available in his shop HERE for $200), presumably to cash in on all the excitement about the new live-action/CGI Tom