Search / 19 posts tagged wood coffee table

When this cute couple wrote to us for help with their front room and entryway, we were excited to create something light and welcoming for a house that says “why hello there” every time they enter. Here’s their letter: We’re looking for beachy, light and airy entryway and front room with clean lines, kid-friendly style and a fair dose of whimsy.

When Rodney and his wife contacted us for help with their living room, we searched high and low for simple design switcheroos that’ll transform their space in a snap. Here’s their letter: We’re looking for more of a modern/rustic style for our living room.

Just a week after we whipped up Mai’s home office mood board she hit us up for a living/dining room makeover. Let the fun begin! Here’s her letter: First of all, I wanted to thank you for helping me with the office makeover! Moving along I need some serious help is the living/dinning room.

When adorable and hysterical Megan wrote to us with one of the most exciting reader redesigns of all time, we instantly knew her front room transformation would be a hit. Here’s her letter: Hi Young Housesters! I wanted to show you how much you inspired me in my front room spruce up.

There cannot be anything more simpler and easier than having a wine rack right in front of you and this coffee table dose just that. Ordinarily this would be just a coffee table, but underneath there is room for up to thirty eight bottle of your favourite wine.

Having been in the newspaper business as an editor and designer for years before taking on graphic design full time, I am ever a student of typography. I love the way curves and angles come together to create beautiful letterforms that take the English alphabet to new levels.  In fact, I am such a font geek that I have a knack for recognizing font families on sight alone.

When we heard that Kristin and her sister wanted to surprise their mother Sharon with a family room makeover for her birthday, we couldn’t wait to get crackin’. Here’s Kristin’s letter: My mom and I are both so impressed by your keen eye for design of all styles and this great service that you offer.

Thanks to Israeli designer Adi Fainer for sending us images of his GlassPort Table Collection. These tables show off their individual personalities with names like ‘Walk Like an Egyptian’, ‘Fettuccine Loop’, ‘Interlock’ and ‘HookUp’. Visit Adi Fainer’s website - here

Raw materials in making furniture do not need to come from current or new resources. We see old homes that are normally torn down in lieu of a new one and the scraps or the old wood that normally comes down with it are surely to be of use if you think about it.

This is the 2008 Collection from Link Studios, a design firm based in San Francisco. Link Studios is a team of people that work together using their various skills that range from art to industrial and product design to engineering and construction to create a variety of furniture that are both visually appealing and functional.