This Anemone Armchair is created by Italian designer Giancarlo Zema for Giovannetti. This chair is inspiration from the Anemon flower, a garden flower that is small but very colorful. The chair has been presented in Ara Pacis Museum's exhibition from May 20th–July 3rd, 2011 in Augusta, Rome, Italy.

Designed by Eva Alessandrini and Roberto Saporiti for the Italian furniture design firm Saporiti.

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This wonderful bench is created by Japanese designer Satoshi Itasaka.

Although it appears as if the bench is floating, the illusion is created by the balloons actually being anchored to the ceiling. The balloons even act as lamps!

Tabisso's typographic lounge furniture comes in letters A-Z and numbers 0-9, so you can say whatever you want. You can even get coordinating punctuation-shaped lamps to really accent your furniture statement!

One of my dreams is to get a vintage Airstream and turn it into a modern mobile home.

From Apartment Therapy: "Flipping through the latest issue of Boston Home, I was struck by the beauty of this 'invisible' tub. Made from a thick sheet of glass inserted between the two tile walls, it's so simple, yet I've never seen anything quite like it."

And: "Boston-based architecture and design firm Stern McCafferty created this custom bath based on an inspiration photo from owners Amy and Ethan d'Abelmont Burnes. They gut-renovated their South End rowhouse when they bought the property next door and decided to combine them. The couple wanted an open and modern sanctuary, and this tub definitely fits in with that aesthetic."

Swedish designer Kicki Edgren Nyborg is the designer behind the company "Off the Wall." Along with wallpapers decorated with colorful illustrations, his collection also contains multifunctional wallpapers that can serve as a shelf or as a hidden lamp.

Hotel Maison Moschino is located in the old neoclassical railway station in Milan, Italy. There are 65 rooms, all decorated in unique and fantastic styles!

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Eazywallz allows designers and homeowners to turn personal photos, fine art prints, natural images and scenes, or patterns into wallpaper murals.