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Chris Duffy has a most imaginative mind when it comes to his furniture concepts. From his ‘Up’ series to magic carpets and everything in between– the London based designer also has fairy tale inspired pieces. The “Woodsman” table collection is a unique and whimsical perspective on The Brothers Grimm Little Red Riding Hood story. Crafted from…

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Surreal furniture is always an interesting topic of conversation, especially when placed in an unexpected space. Studio 65 designed this ionic style column trio back in the 70s and dubbed it “Colonna”– but scaled it up and cut it into three angular sections to create a seat, chaise and side table for lounging. Whether stacked up…

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The artists over at Straight Line Designs have been creating over the top surreal furniture pieces for almost three decades. When you combine the creative types and encourage the kind of out-of-the-box thinking that these Vancouver artists do– you’re bound to get some interesting results. For instance, “Bad Table” by Judson Beaumont and his collaborative team…

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Marcel Wanders is one of the great designers that can incorporated just about any sort of surreal furniture into a space to create a fun, functional and interesting design. Though his style isn’t for everyone, Wanders has been heralded as an icon– with his Bisazza and Bo Concept collaborations, to name just a few. Wanders’ latest…

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Angry teenagers can rejoice over this particular dining table. Michael Beitz‘s creative perception on the dining table is something that looks like two people who want to avoid one another would sit at, and the wood surface is like an undulating roller coaster that starts out as a regular old table and shoots up to completely…