These are several videos of “phantom” automated deck furniture created by Dr. Decks that appear right out of the deck flooring. Looks expensive. Also looks like another thing to go wrong. I like my furniture simple, and with as few moving parts as possible. “He claims he almost lost several
This is a video of MillerKnoll (the furniture company resulting from the acquisition of Knoll by Herman Miller) CEO Andi Owen responding to employees who aired concerns that they’ll lose their bonuses this year. Is this a Christmas Vacation Jelly Of The Month Club situation? Apparently there’s some anger since
Because killing two birds with one stone is actually much more traumatizing in real life (remember that Andy Griffith episode?) than it is in proverbial form, this is a video of a home full of transforming furniture that all serve double-duty. There’s a sofa that transforms into bunk beds, lounger
This is a video of reader and Youtuber Gary Kats burning fractals into wood using a homemade Lichtenberg machine built from an old microwave transformer, who apparently didn’t make the cut for the Autobot’s varsity team. Gary then fills the burnt fractals with colored epoxy resin to create a beautiful
This is a video of a pickup truck dropping its unsecured furniture payload on the highway at a high rate of speed, requiring the car behind it to initiate evasive maneuvers to avoid hitting it. For the record, this is exactly what I imagine happening any time I see a
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
Cats: a lot of them like to hide under the bed. Mine are no exception. Enter this $600 – $800 ‘Gatrimonial Bed‘ made by Colombia-based CatLife. It’s a platform bed (mattress not included) with a sort of maze underneath so your cats can find a safe, quiet (at least until
This is a video of Youtuber The Q building a chair based on tensegrity (aka floating structural compression, links to Wikipedia) that’s large and strong enough to support the weight of a relatively lightweight adult human and a Coca-Cola can. Now I read the Wikipedia article I linked to above