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The Spaghetti Lounge Chair and Ottoman from PIE, handmade of liana vine skin and rattan frame, this piece is a functional work of art.

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.

After a long day of practice on the Tennis court, one would like to relax with the best option. Hence, the Tennis ball bench that not only makes a comfortable alternative but also gives a little extra push at your sore muscles. The basic shape is made with a steel frame and covered with old tennis balls.

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This mixed use tower in Costa Rica is by Spanish firm Moho Architects, will be a new landmark, providing crucial amenities for the city, sheltered from the local climate. the concept is driven by a progressive environmental strategy that is expected to establish new benchmarks for the region. The tower splits and creases independently as it rises into the sky. This ‘head split’ configuration, permits natural lighting, while sky courts filled with vegetation punctuate at intervals the tower and mitigate the hot climate, which also can be resembled with fingers. The 25-story building will be used for both commercial and retail facilities and will feature, offices, conference rooms, a hotel and casino, and a restaurant that offers panoramic views over the city. The project is expected to be completed in 2012.

This is a beautiful teak chaise lounge from Diamond Teak that would surely add some class to you patio or outdoor living area. Well here is another fine patio furniture offering from the masters of wood work that has a very unusual concept.

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

This bench does not transform, is not plush and cushioned, curved or adjustable – it is simply a remarkable work of bench design integrating simple materials to create a slick form that also accommodates a planter .As the renderings show, it can be lined up with others but is almost more elegant alone.

Hello Stranger’s concave form encourages sociability but leaves open the option to sit apart. Used in multiples, Hello Stranger bench can be used to create interesting layouts that encourage different forms of interaction. Hello Stranger consists of a tough stainless steel frame together with a seat insert available in a variety of materials, from hardwoods to metals and plastics.

As an accessory to their eco-friendly display systems Wild card Creative have introduced this cool cardboard bench to their product range. Wildcard Creative have created bench made of 99% recycled card that is 100% recyclable.

It’s not uncommon to have a stack of newspapers sitting around; but it took the ingenuity of designer Charles Kaisin to turn a pile of old news into durable seating. The brilliance behind Kaisin’s Newspaper Extendable Bench is the lack of processes required to turn the raw materials into a functional piece of furniture that still resembles its original form).

Section is a series of modular home benches created by Derek Chen for Council Design. The concept is to let the home owner create the arrangement of their choosing. This modular approach allows us to be the innovative ones and determine the look we want to create. You can see the varying contrasts in color and stain available creating many possibilities.

Using traditional construction methods and beautiful materials, the beau bench is designed to maximize comfort and beauty in its naturally flowing form.

This  bench is placed at British Library.

Designed by Bannavis Andrew Sribyatta for PIE, the Bamboo Eye Bench is hand-crafted with fine attention to detail. The smooth, sensous curves exhibit an Asian inspired minimalism that feels right at home in the contemporary world.