Brave Space Design is a group of three Brooklyn-base designers concentrating on bringing modular, multi-functional objects into the home and office setting. Dedicated to providing quality, high-end furniture that is both playful and modern, the designers at Brave Space draw from a common set of influence ranging from video games to minimalist sculpture Introduced into the Stagger Line, the Server is a low Stagger shelving unit ideal for kitchen or dining room storage. This irregular and asymmetrical shelving allows for a less traditional display of objects. With modular cabinets, you can determine the amount and location of closed storage on the shelves.

We all love the beautiful furniture designs that IKEA have. However, due to its popularity, similar furniture as yours is very common to IKEA furniture lovers. If like any other, you also hate the idea of having similar furniture sets as your co-IKEA lover neighbor, then you surely would love to try MyIKEA. MyIKEA allows you to redesign your IKEA furniture to make it more beautiful, personalized and most of all unique. All you have to do is to choose your desired bare furniture, then pick your desired design, and finally start re-designing your IKEA furniture. In this way, there will be no way for you to have similar IKEA interior with any other.

Don’t let the title, “How to Reupholster Furniture” scare you off! Upholstery is just one more activity that’s wrapped in mystery for no good reason whatsoever. Once you get past your mental block about reupholstering furniture, you’ll find that every piece of stuffed furniture is made so that the fabric can be replaced when it wears out, and anyone with basic sewing skills and simple tools (hammer, screwdriver, pliers, staple gun) can do it. There’s no need to take an expensive course, or any course at all. Your own sofa or whatever will give you all the instructions you need as you go along. You will be pleased with the final product and the fact that you saved money in the process.

Professional furniture restorers and hobbyists alike all have one thing in common — the desire to pluck a piece of furniture off the side of the road and restore it to its former glory. And what’s not to like? Not only are you saving something from a landfill, but you’re breathing life into something that’s long been forgotten. All the former owner knows is that the legs of the table are busted, the surface is marred by water rings and it doesn’t sit evenly on the floor. What’s more, it’s taking up valuable space where that new Ikea dining table should go. But what many might see as a space-consuming relic from days gone by, furniture restorers see as a possibility.

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