however you DO need ...

...this $3700 chair from uncommon goods. i still can't figure out how to resize the windows from this shop, i'm sorry. and unfortunately the item description indicates that "gift boxing is not available for this item."

cats from outerspace

so i love these pod pet beds ($155) from hepper. they make more modern yet practical ways to incorporate all that pet stuff than can took far too ugly when only functional matters are considered. other models include this nest ($95) version:

the art of storage

so i'm not sure if you can tell exactly how great this bookshelf is due to the size of the photo, but let me point out the obvious just in case: its a bookshelf made out of books about books (well writing). and on the artist jim rosenau's site for this into that, you can see a number of other examples of both his wit and its application. his pieces definitely fall more undrer the category of art than proper furniture as indicated by their price tags (the above piece is $375), butif one in particular suited you and your home it'd make a pretty amazing conversation piece. and several of the galleries pieces will be on show at craftboston on march 28-30th.

trick of the eye

so rare bird found this lovely magazine rack, and i stumbled around the website for rockett st. george for awhile afterward and fell in love with this misleading acrylic table. it has a hefty price tag at £149.95, but it would make a really eye catching breakfast bar table.

two steel peas in a pod?

this coffee table from far out art appeals to my need to have storage capacity on everything, especially artistic almost inefficient storage capacity. there's no hi-res image unfortunately, but its available at far out art for $329.