Articles tagged with: table
Posted in Chair, Computer on 26 September 2008
This one’s for the Apple lovers!!! Naah, not the fruit but the producer of iMacs and iPods, and now the iPhone. Well, let’s hear it then. Heckler Design has come up with a cool piece of furniture which they lovingly call OneLessDesk. It comprises of two slim tables, one tucked under the other, and can slide out when required and serve as two work surfaces.
The larger and taller one can be used for keeping desktop computers and your decorative nick-knacks like your flower vase, crystal pieces, time piece and all that jazz. On the other hand, the smaller desk can be utilised for keep the keyboard, mouse and even laptops.
Posted in Art, Designer, Furniture, Shopping on 7 August 2008
If that junkie stuff can put an end to your ongoing hunt for something unusual then here is your bait. All set to offer a magical touch to your interiors, here is a LED table with a structure similar to that of a wrist watch. Designed and developed by former aircraft toolmaker and art wangle Lee J Rowland, the colossal LED wristwatch clock table is a masterpiece. The table respects its functionality and appeal and hence features programmable touch button display. Priced at £18,500, the Deja Vu series of tables screams luxury and only a nerd can dare to ink a deal with it.
Posted in Computer, Designer, Elite Find of the Day, Technology on 30 June 2008
Whilst months back the evolution of interaction table marked a new revolution with little knowledge that soon it would have to face competition with Interactive Scape, a 58-inch touch surface. The latter one is a replica of the Microsoft Surface table that created much of a buzz but is not available for sale until now. But that doesn’t mean that the existence of interactive products is only till news and doesn’t meet reality. Microsoft TouchWall retailed at $100,000 inked a neat deal at Neimann Marcus. It is a clear indication of the fact that there is no restraint to the production of interactive surface and filthy-rich tech-lovers as well.
Posted in Designer, Furniture on 24 June 2008
Featured here is an Illuminating table from Cinimod Studio designed to enhance the appeal of your interiors. Coalescing 3-D arrays of interactive color progress monitored by its surroundings, the Illuminating Table aims at infusing a fresh breath of life in your room. Functional in “generative art†form, the table utilizes algorithms to craft a frequently varying pattern of shades where grouping of exclusively select glass types offer the delusion of a continual sense of room inside the white glass box. When operational, the table format sports all the artwork encumbered onto it, thereby offering an unswerving and upholding interactive and receptive power that allows users be with the artwork.
Possibly developed by Reed Richards, the furniture item can be seen a weapon to enter into the Negative mode.
Posted in Designer, Entertainment, Gaming on 4 June 2008
Owning or at least updating myself about hi-end tables developed for gaming and entertainment purposes is something that interests me. Having introduced you to $30k touchscreen poker table, lately I found another interesting table but for billiards enthusiasts and not pokers. Called MartinBauer Tournament Table, this designer product breeds royalty and invites serious Billiards players. Measuring 9 foot, its play area spreads almost twice as long as its width from the cloth covering the nose of the cushion rubber to the reverse rubber. The table is developed valuing the equipment specifications put forward by the Billiard Congress of America besides offering the heights of sculptural metallurgy.
Posted in Antique, Auctions on 24 May 2008
An exceptional walnut table that was salvaged from a skip lately generated sales of £40,000 at an auction organized by Shrewsbury-based auctioneers. Auction house together with the owners of the flap-top table (a family from Powys), were pleased with the value fetched by the lot. Designed and developed by a 19th century architect-designer Edward William Godwin, the table was acknowledged by Jeremy Lamond from Halls while making a visit to a house in the Welshpool area in March. After the contestation between three telephone bidders, it was finally procured by an expert dealer from London.
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Posted in Designer, Entertainment, Furniture on 19 May 2008
Having introduced you to the $72,000 limited-edition monarch billiard pool table, today I came across another distinct pool table that is almost one-third cheaper than this. Those of you tired of playing pool on conventional wooden table shall try their luck on this No.6 Sculpted Steel Billiard Table from Carbon Studio. Priced at $27,000, this innovative table is designed and handcrafted developed by Colorado sculptor Daniel Romano. It features a hot rolled steel finish that comes with refined edges, hand structured metal pockets with rubber liners standing on steel legs.
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Posted in Designer, Furniture, Home Decor on 18 May 2008
Here goes a round of applause for Robert Young, the creative mind behind refining the existence of pondable table that lets you stay with your dilemma of whether it’s a pond that’s a table or a table with integrated pond. Having talked about aquarium table or eco-desk aquarium by Azoo, one thing is sure that this is definitely not unique in terms of its offerings of bringing an aquatic feel to your abode. Then what made me talk about this pondable stuff here?
Away from only fishes, this full sized garden table comes with integrated and easily maintained garden pond. It has a power to arrest people of all age-group and during twilight time; it enables you to be in the company of fish by turning on the lights.
Posted in Designer, Furniture, Shopping on 7 May 2008
Small desks are always preferred when you wish to milk that quadrangle footage to the last shuffle, and respecting this designer Marcel Breuer has designed a light creation that is functional as well. The minuscule small table comes equipped with lockable storage space and an adaptable swivel plate that accommodates laptop connected to monitor solution, the most wanted feature admired by all. The desk features cabinet with castors, corpus high-grade steel, one handle on side, glass top, three drawers and extension for files, lacquered white an black, one drawer with lock top on side, stained ash black chromed pile with flexible and twisting plate.
Posted in Designer, Furniture on 5 May 2008
Engineers working at Eyebeam, a New York arts and technology center, are radically engaged in cutting down the cost involved in making of multitouch tables by offering them open-source. Schematics for the Cubit, a multi-touch tabletop exhibit are accessible online for individuals interested in designing their own Microsoft Surface at a cost less than one tenth of the Surface’s price. Called Cubit, this boxy tabletop comes with a clear surface.
To get started, the proud would-be owner of the multi-touch table needs to have a webcam with an infrared filter and a small image projector. All you need to do is to plug in the webcam, install the Cubit software and turn on the projector and start moving. Eyebeam guys Addie Wagenknetch and Stefan Hechenberger share that they were liberating the Cubit to highlight the visibility that anyone can build a multitouch table.
In addition to designs and online software’s, the duo would be selling DIY kits featuring instructions and parts.
