Magazines have a way of piling up and eating coffee table and/or bathroom space at a ridiculous pace. Every month, a new collection of GQ, Esquire, FHM, Car and Driver, Rolling Stone and Spin (and those are just the ones we remembered to change address on the last time we moved) arrive and inundate us with everything ... continue reading
According to their website, Fab.com is daily design for everyone. Daily design inspirations and sales at up to 70% off retail. What Fab.com really is is a combination of Gilt and Tumblr on a design bender. The site opens it's digital doors today with sales on Emeco 111 chairs made of recycled Coke bottles, Plumen designer ... continue reading
You probably already know the benefits of using whiskey stones instead of ice in your drink. Basically, they cool your drink without watering it down so you get all the flavor you expect at a bit more pleasant temperature. With these Icon Whiskey Stones, you can add a bit more fun to your boozing experience. Available ... continue reading
IKEA may not be the highest quality furniture in the world (it's really only one step above cardboard), but it's a necessary evil. If you're on a budget - and who isn't these days - it's your best bet for furnishing entire rooms, apartments and houses. Even though it's no Restoration Hardware, IKEA furniture still ... continue reading
While you might store an axe inside your home you're probably not using it in there. Chopping firewood in the living room is a pretty poor idea unless you want your hardwood floors to look like a sumo wrestler with ice skates walked across them. A far better indoor axe idea would be this Woodsman Axe Coffee ... continue reading
Put treasure in the name of anything and the 8 year old still inside of all of us is immediately intrigued. If the product in question just so happens to be practical and also cost less than $50 it's pretty much a guaranteed winner. This is the case with Treasure Wheels. At first glance, they're nothing more than clamps ... continue reading
You love your bike, and we can totally respect that. We didn't spend $700 building our perfect, two-wheeled, beer retrieval device only to be able to display it on the weekends, between 11 and 5 when it's nice outside. If you think about it, it's really a piece of art. Why shouldn't you display it like one? There's ... continue reading
Back in woodshop we used to take pieces of previously used lumber and construct various home furnishings that we would try and pass off as gifts for family members. If we built them ourselves no one could complain that their end table wobbled or the drawer on their nightstand was “just for show.” What we were ... continue reading
The second we figure out how to become insanely wealthy (we’re banking on scratch-off lottery ticket winnings) we’re heading over to Copenhagen, dining at Noma and coming home with a private jet full of Danish furniture. Until that happens we’ll continue to rely on Restoration Hardware for the bulk of our home ... continue reading
Most furniture purchases need to be rationalized to make sense to men. Do you really need another set of dining room table chairs to accommodate her family that never comes over? Really? Even if it's like $125 a seat? But anything covered in leather that man can sink into is a whole different story. Leather couches ... continue reading
Christmas is an awesome holiday and everything, but taking care of the tree is a pain in the ass. If you're more of a big natural fan, it makes a mess all over your car and your place. If you go the artificial route, its much less fun to play with and definitely harder to store. Once you're done with the tree itself, ... continue reading
Long before Snooki’s Seaside search for pickles – both actual and metaphorical – another way more famous boardwalk was where the action went down. Though now associated with crazy dudes inhaling hot dogs, Coney Island was once the epicenter of summer. Now you can own a piece of the iconic boardwalk thanks ... continue reading
Believe it or not, Do-It-Yourself isn't just the realm of Bob Vila and that dude Ty on all those Discovery shows. You can, in fact, do it yourself. With a helpful bit of inspiration and an almost complete lack of instruction (exactly how we like it), you can combine found items and a bit of know-how into some seriously ... continue reading
We cannot confirm whether this coffee table was directly imported from the island on Lost and whether or not it was found with a bunch of Sawyer’s Dharma Initiative empties on it but however they got it, we’re glad Restoration Hardware has it in stock for purchase. The Blackhawk Large Coffee Table was inspired ... continue reading
There are a lot of things we want to own that we will, unfortunately, never be able to own. We're less concerned about the stereotypically museumesque things: fine art, pottery and anything that hangs on a wall, and more concerned about anything with an engine or a comfortable seat. Falling somewhere between those ... continue reading
Can you imagine your bathroom doubling as a walk-in closet? If you can you probably are, or have been, a New Yorker. New Yorkers are resourceful, hey, when your apartment has less floor space than a house on hoarders you have to be. Another example of the resourcefulness of the city that never sleeps is the 2011 ... continue reading
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