We never get tired of featuring strange and unusual furniture here on Apartment Therapy. We may not be planning to bring any of these pieces home anytime soon (and then again we just might) — either way there is plenty of fun in simply imagining how to design a room around any of these quirky creations.
Here are links to the full posts featuring the strange furnishings shown above:
TOP ROW
1. Animal-Inspired Furniture: Whimsical Favorites
2. A Chair You Can Lick: Sugarchair by Pieter Brenner
3. Nightmare Inducing Furniture
4. 5 Fantasy Beds
5. Fashion-Inspired Furniture: Corset Chair by Sarah Louise Dix
BOTTOM ROW
6. High-Minded Furniture from Furnism
7. DayGlo Furniture by Ben Jones
8. Contemporary Cuckoo Clocks by Stefan Strumbel
9. Designer Portfolio: Philippe Starck
10. Furniture Design Spotlight: Yellow Diva
Images: as linked above
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I love the green chicken and wish you could buy it. Not that I could afford it.
I think the green chicken is great too! It would be so fun in a kids room :) Sometimes a quirky piece can be really fun. It adds a sense of humor to a home!
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I think the corset chair would be fab, if it didn't have those silly frills on the armrests.
I'd rock that green chicken.
If the corset chair was minus the arm frills and minus the pink (which doesn't go with my colour scheme) I would be ALL over it. Sorry. I love it, I can't help it.
the striped bench reminds me of the much more afforable "Bobbles" animals for kids http://www.bobles.dk/en/
if the colour is a little too much the just started making them in a faux wood finish. They are super fun and cool all the rave here in Denmark.