Consider this: only things reflective of its era’s artistic stamp can be successfully handed down from one generation to another. In our family, letters, jewelry and houses are never sold.

Houses bear the distinctive stamp of those who call it home. We are at our most comfortable, most vulnerable, and most real when we are lounging in our pajamas and watching the day’s news over some sola.

What makes our homes sturdy though are our doors. Too often, homemakers take it for granted. In this day and age where glass, steel, and plastic are normally used as medium for doors, there is a recurring clamor for the classic, back to basic, earthy substance — wood.

Wooden doors spell strength and leaves its charm on every person who enters our abode. Powerful clans used to carve their families seals on their doors to symbolize their authority. These days, carved wooden doors are making a comeback due to its distinction and unique polish.

Choice of symbols to accentuate wooden doors are unlimited. From the common elements of nature to all things abstract and even to outrageous cartoon characters, it looks like there is indeed no limit to what your imagination can do.

Making art on wooden doors add glamour to our homes, will definitely up the ante value-wise, makes our investments worthy and will definitely last the test of time.

The Breathing Chair is a project by Tatung University Department of Industrial Design graduate, Yu-Ying Wu. She continued Taiwan’s tradition of design excellence, winning a red dot design award for her “breathing” chair. The unique chair is inspired by plant cells. When a person sits on it, the chair collapses into a familiar shape, but when at rest, it resembles a block of airy tofu. A curious. playful design that is a great conversation starter.Wu claims that its innovative design allows the chair to adjust to the user’s weight and posture. Wu said that the chair is made of high-density foam plastic that is 100 percent environmentally-friendly.

The multi-functional piece serves as a trivet, a spaghetti measure, and a counter top decoration when not in use. The Noooodle is a chrome trivet with a twist. It quite literally is twisted; twisted in such away that it creates loops that measure 1,2, 3 or 4 potions of spaghetti.

Pablo Reinoso has created this bench being partly a normal bench and partly spaghetti. And the result is rather amazing.

Two pieces of bent polymer fused into closed loops are joined to a metal base to form the “Toeloop Chair.” Mario Stadelmann, a Swiss-born London-based designer, is the man behind the vision.

This spaghetti vase is by Gaetano Pesce.

They may not be edible, but these noodle-inspired designer chairs certainly are artistically drool-worthy.

Car aquarium is present at the Siam Ocean World in the Siam Paragon shopping center in Bangkok. There is a fabulous car there that cannot be driven. The reasion is that the car is filled to the top with water and fish.

This is a very unique sink aquarium.It’s a combination sink and self-contained aquarium that includes everything you’ll need to keep the fish happy and you entertained.

The Fish ‘n Flush is an aquarium for your toilet.”Fish ‘n Flush makes a fun-fashion statement for the homeowner who wants to have something unique in the bathroom.

An ordinary phone booth was transformed into an aquarium by artists Benoit Deseille and Benedetto Bufalino as part of the Lyon Light Festival in France.

This is a sea monkey unique aquarium themed wrist watch .

Duplex is an aquarium age that makes your dream come true. The concept facilitates the improbable encounter of two species as the aquarium is thermoformed so as to create a space where the bird can fly at the same visual level as the fish.

This sofa features aquariums on both its sides. So all those who love keeping fishes in your home, then this is a must have for you.

Michal Shabtiali’s portable fish bowl, a student project, is aimed at kids with divorced parents. It allows them to “walk” or transport their fish, despite the fact that fish don’t have legs.

This is the first multi-faceted aquarium. The angular form creates a mirror effect, generating a real cubist image.

AquaLampe by Aqualantis, these beautiful lamp aquariums are perfectly designed and finished, offering a lamp decoration of quality and innovation.

A chair designed by Studio Dror for BBB, that can be hung up and folded with polished aluminium structure and open-pore dyed wood panels.- Saw andTree versions with laser graphic engraving.- Limited Edition version with digital printing.

Soft Pipe is designed by Samanta Snidaro and Andrea Fino. Soft Pipe is a chaise lounge covered with soft leather in various colours and metallic parts.

This rocking chair is the brainchild of Mexican designer, Luis Luna who wanted the design to be functional yet fun. Anything that is fun and colorful is always lapped up by children.

This chair looks modern,funny,and crazy.Created for a free teenagers spirit.Material is also modern,flexibile and comfortable. it comes in lots of multicolour variations.

This is funky looking Splash Lounge Chair created by designer Michael Wendel on the Yanko Design site. Wendel was probably inspired by shots of water/milk splashes captured with high speed photography.

Puur Design Studio’s Magic chair is an interesting update on the idea of stackable furniture; the four-chairs-in-one design has more in common with Russian nesting dolls than your average cafeteria stacking seats.

This is another Cloud chair by Lisa Widen for DesignHouse Stockholm.  The chair is completely adjustable so that the seat can become the back support and vice versa. Everybody, regardless of length or size, can find their own favorite position in this chair.