Myndu Interior Design

The company name tells the whole story: Hidden Beds creates unique computer desks that can be easily flipped down in the evening and the bed comes out of nowhere. It really comes handy when you have a tiny apartment and you need all the space you can have. The important thing is that you don’t have to put everything away from your desk when you fold out your bed, and that means you won’t waste a lot of time every evening and morning! Check out these cool pictures of their solutions:

Via FurnitureStoreBlog

This truly is a big bed and it comes with the name of “Big Sleep” by designer Roberto Lazzeroni for design house IPE Cavalli. The fully padded bedroom element with its sleek low profile and understated curves is also big on the price, because for the full 229 x 252cm (Mattress 200 x 200cm) version you’ll have to say goodbye to £5263.00 but it’s available for “as low as” £4544.00 for the poor ones

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Contemporary homes of course need unique designs for every object in the house, including the pet bed for our beloved ones. The Missys Dreamer Pet Bed comes from scandinavian ideas and is created by The Pet Project that used natural materials like leather, lambs wool, steel, wood and glass. It comes in two sizes, the price is $430 and $70 more for the larger one.

Missys Dreamer Pet Bed

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First we introduced a computer desk apparently designed by someone who likes the Macs, and now here we are with these iPhone Icon Coasters, and we’re absolutely sure they were created by a Mac addict at Brazil’s Meninos Design. These coasters for about $60 turn your old and boring coffee table into a huge iPhone screen with the icon set from the popular mobile phone. 

iPhone Icon Coasters by Meninos

I just came across this set on inmod, and thought it’s worth mentioning here also. The Golf Outdoor Stacking Set is not cheap at all, available from $3,628 and there’s a 1-2 weeks waiting also, but it has a unique style, can be ordered in different colors and you can save a lot of space by putting the pieces together in a sphere. This snazzy set is made up of four stylish contemporary chairs as well as an elegant table.

The owners of Hana Ranch on Maui, Hawaii listed their 4,500-acre property for $65 million. The Honolulu Star Bulletin recently wrote that the majority shareholder of which is a part of the Getty Trust, has been looking for foreign buyers from Asia, Europe and Canada for more than a year and wants to find conservationists to preserve the rural nature of Hana. The listing is here, and also 16 more images of the property!

Via Luxist

You don’t have to be in love with the Macs in order to enjoy this beautiful, ergonomic computer desk by Heckler Design, but if you are it adds to the overall experience with OneLessDesk. Basically it’s only one table but you can split it into two to hold your input devices (wireless’ have an advantage here) then when you’re done just push it back under the main piece and you immediately saved 50% of space needed for your computer desk.

Via CubeMe

This desk has every right to be in our hand picked Myndu Collection because it’s simple, modern, has useful features, beautiful color and it’s elegant. Designer: Peter Petersen (Denmark) says it’s like a ballerina that barely touches the floor. The desk sparkles with energy and provides you with a feeling of design that never ends. 

Tank Collection Desk by Peter Petersen (Denmark)

The house has been built in 2005 in Almere, the Netherlands. It’s a contemporary response to a changing cultural environment in the region, that has a growing demand for monumentality, solidity and enclosure as dominant aesthetic values to be expressed in the architecture of private houses. House M design by Marc Koehler, nominated for Almere Architecture Award.

Originally found by Freshome

Designer Baek-Ki Kim dreamed the Seatub: it is a lounge chair which comes from the bathroom. Project started by observing every days and viewing the existence of an object as an evolutional thing. Every objec developed a symbiosis between factors such as circumstances, other objects and users visibility. Seatub the lounge chair experiments to shift a function and to explore a similarity on different things in daily life. Although, the chair and the bathtub are not a live creature, it can be developed or justified a new creature as an evolutional thing through a shifting people’s perspectives.

Via Designspotter