
The idea is to secure the color-changing LED tubes to the bottom of your furniture and plug them in. The basic LIT Urban Underglow kit sells for $209.95 and includes a 37-inch RGB LED tube, mounting hardware, a power supply and a wireless remote control for changing colors.


Today, white is a trend among contemporary interior designers. However, if you are the type who enjoys colors in your home, here’s a little something that will add to any contemporary interior. These brightly illuminated LED strips from LIT let you morph any piece of furniture into a colorful new canvas.
August 30, 2009
LIT Color-changing LED Tubes to Hide Under Furniture
Labels: Chair design, Interior Decorating, Interior design
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November 30, 2008
Table and chair furniture designed by Paul Galli


The Watershed Outdoor Furniture Set is designed by Paul Galli, and manufactured by 54Dean. The idea behind this piece of furniture came when Paul Galli while studying photos of furniture left in their “natural state” noticed that the common act of tilting a chair agains a table to protect it from the elements was actually quite charming and beautiful.
These pieces highlight what happens when you blow out that last candle, gather up your things, and head in for the night. The idea seems to be something that wants to bring innovation in how chairs look, and the only thing I’m concerned is if the chair legs can resist like the normal ones.
The crafted chair designed by Manuelsaez



How many times have we computer geeks wished there was a specially crafted chair that really took care of our laptop needs rather than that put-together pillow? The Daybed was designed by Manuelsaez and seems to be the perfect recline for those spending days together on portable hardware.
The chair has a comfortable seating posture, cushions to make it extra mushy and the perfect stand which holds your laptop with ease. Unlike other stuff that you throw together, it is ergonomic, encourages healthy sitting habits and is simply seating luxury for the techno-geeks. When this concept hits the stores, you can bet it will sell like hot cakes.