Unusual and Creative Furniture Designs – Part 2.

If you are in for some renovation or are in mood for making some changes with your tables, benches, desks then here are a few very interesting options you may consider before making a choice. We are sure you are going to like these as each of these are unique and interesting in their own way.

Treetrunk bench:

Comes with a price tag of € 11000 excl. trunk, the back covers of chairs made in bronze, can be put in any tree trunk.

Oval Table:

This interesting table is designed by Burgess Zbryk and Rie Egawa.

Kube - Coffee table:

Coffee table in black gloss.

Ripple Series Tables:

Using sophisticated 3D milling processes and a variety of materials such as polished aluminum, clear polyester resin and with a touch of aerospace engineering, artist and engineer Lee Rowland created these Ripple Series tables.

Jigsaw table:

The Jigsaw Puzzle Table consists of individual jigsaw shaped pieces that fit together to create a unique occasional table and is made entirely from solid beech.

Marsh Table:

Expandable Table:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj7wwlI_Tes">Watch the "Expandable Table" Video on Youtube</a>
For further information about this product, visit DB Fletcher Furniture Design.

White Spider Coffee Table:

Simple piece of furniture, the white coffee table with 4 spider-like legs.

Coffee table made from a Rover V8 engine:

Yo-Yo Table:

Designed by Jakob Wagner made in Italy by Moroso using beech plywood. The simple lines and lean-design of the tables produce a sleek and attractive sofa/side table suitable for any space.

BaObab desk:

The BaObab desk, designed by Philippe Starck for Vitra, provides a refreshing approach to office furniture. It's curved shape, created as a single piece, shields the user and provides a pleasant feeling of security. As a sculptural element, BaObab embraces the user, supports them in an unconventional manner in their work and ultimately gives the office a new feel.

The Rolling Bench:

Korean designers Sungwoo Park, Yoonha Paick, Jongdeuk Son, Banseok Yoon, Eunbi Cho and Minjung Sim have come up with a really innovative solution to the problem of wet benches. All you need to do is just turn the winding handle.

Magazine Table:

Coffee table by Dylan Gold:

Table Looks Like Running Water:

Designed by Tokujin Yoshioka, these tables are made to look like water running over a cliff.

Pong Table:

It's a part of MoMA's Design & the Elastic Mind Exhibit, designed by Moritz Waldemeyer.

Hidden table:

'Link' table:

Here is the 'link table' which Tom Dixon revealed his new lighting and furniture range at ICFF 08.

Laptop Table:

Laptop Table is our favortive one.

Don't miss the part one of this series: Link..

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