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So, I’m quoting 2modern’s site since it’d be hard to rewrite it all:
“All MAX SF beds are created with 1/16″ veneer over MDF, with veneer banding. The veneer work is of the highest quality, providing smooth surfaces with stability and durability that many hardwoods cannot provide. The item is complete after using lacquer with smooth sanding, sealer, and 2-3 layers of topcoat. All beds are blanket wrapped, delivered into the residence and assembled for you.”

Available in expresso, cherry, or oak.
Also, you have the option of the low or high platform.

This is something else. It’s made of lucite (polished edges) and comes with glass cups that hold four tapers. You actually assemble it and then it can fold back flat for storage. I bet it’s really nice when lit, and lends a special ambiance to whichever room you like.

Size: 12h x 10″w.

This little wall-bed folds away under this tiny shelf. Bunk beds also available. It’s like being at summer camp all over again.

(Link updated June 25, 2012.)

Why haven’t I seen these pillows before? I’m surprised I haven’t, ’cause they’re nice.

Material: Melton wool layers of alternating colors
Colors: 22 colors possible

16″x20″, 20″x20″, 24″x24″, 32″x32″

How fun is this? The Groovetube is a translucent plastic box that suction cups to your t.v. screen. When your television’s on, with the Groovetube applied, you get a colorful abstraction. Liven up your parties or turn it on to cheer yourself up. I would.

Look! Another perpetual wall calendar! Are there more out there that I don’t know about? This one was designed by Pino Tovaglia in 1987.

Do you need a coffee table? For under $300? Impossible, some might say. But not I. For this thick-cut (5″) acrylic molded table is not only a decent design, but it runs clean under that $300 mark.

For those of you in need of sofa beds, take note. This one has multiple settings, which gives you so much versatility you won’t know what to do with yourself. The site says that the stress points are enhanced with “exclusive patented steel reinforcements”.

black or tan

Thanks to the designer Richard Sapper for making a timer that is quite pleasing to look at and easy to use.

2.75″ diam.

(This item’s link and price was updated 05/05/10.)

Work from home? Have a multi-function room and want to hide the office between 5pm-9am? This armoire has wraparound doors, a space for a 20″ monitor and CPU, a pullout printer tray, an adjustable shelf and plenty of space for all your office necessities. Cheaper than adding a room.

Lest we forget, a Platner piece could be affordable if we saved our pennies. Metal components are finished in bright nickel with a clear lacquer protective coating.

I guess I have a thing for acrylic stuff. There’s also a larger, thinner frame for the same price (6″x8″).

4″w x 4″h

Consider a classic. This chair has removable legs (compact storage) and is made of scratch resistant polypropylene- so it’s appropriate for indoor or outdoor use. It’s been around since 1974, so it’s sure to please the collector side of you too.

Available in white or black.
Sold in sets.

I’m fond of sofas with low profile arms. This one is perfectly proportioned, has a nice selection of colors and can be configured with the extension on the left or right. Sounds right for the price.

Wood frame construction.

It’d be a shame if you were not informed of this particular platform bed. It’s nice. I wonder about the assembly and how really simple it is- but I’m inclined to put aside my doubts and pay attention to the price. Wood construction; available in chocolate (which is shown above) or caramel.