stays at Six Different Ways. Another great discovery made at the Vegas Show was Arteriors.  Arteriors offers a broad selection of furniture, lighting, and accessories. Their products are unique yet timeless, and offer a nod to the current trends without being too trendy.  A few of my initial favorites are pictures above, though I’ve just begun to crack the surface of their hundreds of great products.  Be sure to do some browsing yourself at Arteriors’ website. I promise you won’t be disappointed.

This one’s for the music lovers.  Maybe you play daily and can’t spare the cash for the beloved Stratocaster or maybe you wish you had time to play but can’t seem to make it.  No matter what your situation, the Stratocaster Table can fill the gap. This is only one of the fabulous items you will find at Fender Custom Furniture.  This unique shop matches every inch of its table to Fender’s own specs for real accuracy. Genius.

While I didn’t get to go to the huge Vegas show last week, a few of my colleagues did.  One of their several great discoveries was Luxe Living.  I love the look of this stuff…it’s kind of like French provincial meets modern.  Luxe Living’s website isn’t fully up and running yet, but word is it will be within the next week or so.  I can’t wait to check the rest their stuff, and I will definitely pass on any info as I get it.  Thoughts on Luxe?

The perfect nightstand or side table, the Plug-in Side Table does exactly what its name says- it plugs in to double as a light.   Guess now we don’t have to be afraid of the dark or stumble over things at night, which is probably a bit more common at this age.

This is one of those things you or I could have easily thought of, but I guess we never got around to it.  Thanks to designer Sung-Pil Hwang for bringing this idea to lift and doing it with a simple form that I think is perfect.

 

While only in a concept stage, Swedish architectural firm tham & videgard hansson arkitekter brings us one unique hotel.  The Harads tree hotel is essentially a mirrored box, combining elegance with an intent to blend in with its surroundings by reflecting them. This “hotel” includes a kitchen, sleeping area, living area, and terrace. See more of these designers’ interesting work here.

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