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e-z hammock...

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put a little earth on your walls: green plane...

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chester sofa...

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neverending bookcase...

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For adventurers of all ages, the classic Tepee (2008) is a simple solution for spending time outdoors with minimal impact on the surrounding landscape. This one was crafted for DWR Tools for Living by Dave Ellis, who spent 10 years working in the canvas business before creating his own line of tents and tepees in 1982. We chose his work because of his quality materials and construction that provides proper ventilation, flame resistance and reinforced stress points. What’s also unique about this design is the sewn-in floor liner that allows proper air flow, while ensuring that nothing accidentally leaves or enters the Tepee. This floor also makes it easier to see where the poles should be placed when building the Tepee. The floor liner is not waterproof, which Ellis did on purpose since material that breathes won’t kill the grass underneath. The exterior canvas is tightly woven, preshrunk 100% cotton Army Duck that’s finished with a Sunforger baked-in process to make the canvas mildew resistant and water repellent. Campfire songs and ghost stories not included. added on 2008-04-03

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new ben butler sculptures...

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sleek urban doormat...

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A Designer's Visions, Remade: Is It Carpet, or Is It Real?
Edward Fields, who was known as the bespoke carpet designer to stars like Princess Grace of Monaco and Mary Tyler Moore from the 1950s to the 1970s, considered his rugs art for the floor. Although the late designer’s company was purchased by Tai Ping carpets two years ago, it remains true to his vision. To coincide with the opening of a new showroom in Manhattan, the company is reissuing 60 original rugs; the Deep ($8,960), left, an 8-by-10-foot, hand-dyed wool carpet with varying pile heights, was designed in the 1980s. Prices for the made-to-order, hand-knotted rugs start at about $85 per square foot; to the trade from Edward Fields, 150 East 58th Street (Lexington Avenue), (212) 310-0400. STEPHEN TREFFINGER added on 2007-10-27

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water waves carpet...

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So I guess all thats left now is to throw away your old hangers and replace them with these eco-friendly hangers. added on 2007-10-25

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earthsaver clothing hangers made from corn...

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letterman mailbox by radius design...

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UK designer Jason Heap sought his inspiration for the Infinity + 1 table from free flowing natural phenomena, incorporating the movement and purity he saw in the environment into his table. The Infinity + 1 is designed to be a piece of functional sculpture. The flowing lines of the table base reflect an organic quality while maintaining a contemporary sleek line.

The base is a laminate construction. The central core is of birch plywood with two interfacing layers of American Black Walnut veneer. The edges of the wood are painted using an acrylic paint which can be customized to most color choices. Whilst the thin material provides flexibility, the alternate grain alignment within the plywood gives the piece an extra-ordinary strength.

All timber used in the table is from sustainable sources. The base is available in both light and dark veneers.
added on 2007-10-22

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malaga wine storage...

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You would have to be off your rocker not to want to be the owner of one of these great outdoor gentle rocking armchairs. They are called Flip, and that’s what you will do when you try one. Breaking from the norm of conventional boring garden furniture and proving that great design should not end at the front or back door of your home. added on 2007-10-16

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flip rocking arm chair...

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The Zontik umbrella stand, twin of Korzina, is produced in reinforced polypropylene. Its organic shape and colorful versions make the Zontik umbrella stand unforgettable even when it is sunny. added on 2007-10-11

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zontik umbrella stand...

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Conducting crackpot experiments with everyday items is one of life's great pleasures. When you're ten. If you're still carrying out half-baked 'research' with helium balloons, baking soda and old chemistry sets past the age of fifteen, you really should take a long hard look at yourself. And once you've done that you should buy the spectacularly infantile Steve Spangler's Geyser Tube. added on 2007-10-10

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mentos geyser tube...

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large chalk dots...

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