Fire extinguishers as beautiful decorative objects by Fire Design

Fire prevention and safety should be a must in every home, and Fire Design a french company makes unique, artfully designed fire extinguishers. Now with these fire extinguishers you can combat any outbreak of fire and protect domestic and your family best, but also have a beautiful decorative object in your home. A fire of any kind is very quickly the extent and can turn into fire, so the Fire Design must become an inescapable subject of your decoration. Coupled with a smoke detector, you can ensure the safety of your loved ones. These extinguishers are sold € 95, but for your safety there is no prize.

Fitzpatrick’s Four-to-One Table

Taking influences from both Nordic and Asian design, Leon Fitzpatrick’s Four-to-One Table is a strong interior or exterior accent for those who enjoy sculptural centerpieces. The white and woodgrain furniture piece can actually break down into easy-to-reassemble elements for quick transportation or just so that you can use the table just about anywhere in your home. Aside from serving as a centerpiece dining table, the center of the Four-to-One also glows with white light. I would definitely recommend this table as a fun exterior accent for those with lush garden spaces or a compact patio space. Just imagine sitting down after your summer barbeque at the Four-to-One with your friends and allowing the table to glow with accent light long in the warm evening. – via

Apollo by LineaAqua, Steam Shower Luxury

There is absolutely nothing like a lavish steam shower with some soothing music and ambient lighting to take the tension away. And Apollo by LineaAqua does that exactly. It’s a space age-styled futuristic capsule that comes completely loaded with LED mood lighting, a stereo system with AM/FM and AUX inputs, a pampering spa seat and of course six sprayers that support hydro massage acupuncture. Made of blue-tainted glass and powered by a 3,000 watt generator, the $8,400 shower is all about unabated indulgence… Go ahead and spoil yourself. - via

Sleek and stylish modern furniture by Cate & Nelson!

Designed with twists and turns by the eccentric Spanish-English duo of Cate and Nelson, these glossy and ultra-modern furniture designs steal the show with their minimalist look and unconventional design. A seating space that has an uncanny resemblance with a coffin, a lamp shade with concentric and slashed rings, a grand chair with a cushioned resting space for your feet and a lamp that can double up as a tiny bookshelf for a few of yourgood books are all a part of this exclusive collection. Simple straight lines, clear finishing and glossy surfaces make them a perfect choice for those who love to invite home some innovation. - via

Selin’s Crush Sofa

German design studio Coordination presented Flip Selin’s Crush Sofa at this year’s DMY Extended in Berlin last week to much interest. An upholstered surface held in place by a painted white metal frame, Crush consists of two chaise lounge chairs that can be fused together to combine a larger sofa. A strong accent for a living room interior, Crush is an explicitly modern design that that may be perfectly suitable as the sofa accent as part of an integrated contemporary furniture scheme. Though Crush was designed asymmetrically with a dark gray upholstery, designers may be smart to use Crush’s components to navigate a user’s eye through a space organically from one section of a room to another. - via

Hoffman’s Modular Lights

Adaptive and interesting, German design student Robert Hoffman’s diplom thesis “Modular Lights” are a very personal way to establish a lighting scheme for your home. By tilting and adjusting the outer flat panels of the sculpture, light is released from the inner light structure to your specifications. Highly recommended for someone who enjoys constantly shifting and adjusting their light schemes for different occasions, Hoffman’s Modular Lights would be smart accent lights for an interior with classic or ornate elements that appear differently in different lighting schemes. For example, the Modular Lights can allow you to be very specific with how you present your French Rococo coffee table or may serve as perfect ambient accents to your Louis Kahn lighting centerpiece. Or adjust the Modular Lights for lower light release during the summer and higher release during the winter. The possibilities are very literally endless. - via

Pleats-Pleats Sofa by Daniel Hedner

Here on Freshome we already have an amazing collection with the 35 of the Most Unique & Creative Sofa Designs, and Pleats-Pleats is an unique sofa designed by Daniel Hedner from Imaginary Office that could be easily the 36 piece from our collection. Here are a few words about this sofa from the Imaginary Office website : “A sofa where precision steel meets handicrafts. Take a seat in a weave of clothed polyurethane foam, that wraps around a white powder coated steel pipe frame in a macram style. Technical foam produced and sponsored by Recticel.” - Via