I’m feeling very domestic this month.<\/p>\n
I’m not sure if it was the four more bags of junk I threw out last night, or the six more bags I have to donate to the Salvation Army, or just moving furnature around, but I’m really enjoying home related links this month. Maybe I’m just nesting. In any case, following with the theme from last week, here are some more very strange domestic links that struck my fancy.<\/p>\n
To start with, I’ve got two very different fireplaces. The first, called the Drop<\/a>, wouldn’t work in my house at all. For one thing, it’s very modern, for another, it simply wouldn’t retrofit well with my current chimney. The other, from Hearthfalls<\/a>, wouldn’t work either, because… Well, just look at them and I think you’ll see why. Frankly, it’s one of those things that looks perfect, for someone else’s house. Now, finally, to wind things up on a more whimsical note, I have a link to a paper airplane coffee table<\/a> that I just love! Yes, it’s a little strange, but you have to admit, it does look cool. And, what could go with that better than kid-sized Tetris pillows<\/a>!? I can totally see those in my living room!<\/p>\n
\nAnd, while we’re talking about water, here’s a funky lamp called, plainly enough, the Wet Lamp<\/a>. It’s a lamp, in a bowl of water. Yes, electricity inside water in your house. And, it looks cool, too.
\nSpeaking of “looking cool”, let’s contemplate the outdoors for a minute. Or, at least the garage. A European designer of unknown national origin has designed a variably transparent garage<\/a>. Apparently, it’s done with LCDs, but it lets you show off your new, impossibly expensive sports car when your ridiculously wealthy friends are over, then hide it again from thieves. Sadly, I’m more likely to have a driveway edged with glow in the dark pebbles<\/a> than I am the garage with disappearing walls.
\nNow, I am looking at new\/different furnature, so I’ve got several links to that sort of thing, too.
\nI have a lot of friends that often find themselves in trouble with their wives and need a place to crash. Or, are going through some sort of meltdown and need a place to sit and rock while sucking their thumb and going to the “happy, quiet place”. So, this couch that opens into bunk beds<\/a> struck me as useful.
\nAnd, naturally, I want to make a good impression and hide the fact that I’m as obsessed with TV as I am with books, so a reversable media center<\/a> that’s combined with a bookcase seemed perfect for my living room.
\nNow, I’m sure none of my friends do this, but I’m told that sometimes people snoop through bathrooms when they’re in another person’s house. What better way to deal with that than a mirror that you can send SMS text messages<\/a> to! So, now, when you think that nosey relative is about to snoop in your medicine cabinet, you can have the mirror tell them to mind their own business!<\/p>\n