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BernsteinDesign Floating Bed: "A bed suspended in space. It is completely motionless. If you prefer, the stabilizing cables may be loosened and...."
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Eyelet pattern Paper Lanterns from Urban Outfitters: Super-cheap, these paper lanterns look like they'd be a great replacement for the simple Japanese variety that cover so many NYC light fixtures.
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The Rock and Stop chair by J. Persing: "Lean forward to concentrate. Rock back to contemplate."
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JAPANESE APARTMENT BLOCK: These cartoonish apartments are meant to offer physical and mental challenge for healing purposes: "Lopsided floors force the resident to maintain a good sense of balance , strangely located light switches insist we feel around for the light, whilst small veranda doors will ask you to crawl and bend to enter."
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New gold-rim china pattern from Haviland Limoges: Admittedly upmarket, the saturated hues and mixed colors caught our eye.
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Bamboo Coffee Table by Redstr:
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Pet Murphy Bed: "The pet bed that conveniently lifts and stows away when not in use." Comes with instructions that teach your dog to pull down and put away the bed all by him or herself. ;-)
Writer's Almanac:
•It's the birthday of the physicist Albert Einstein.
•POEM: "Honey" by Robert Morgan
that "motionless" (believe it when i feel it) bed makes me imagine myself splayed out on a stainless steel slab in a laboratory, the unwitting victim of heinous scientific experiments. by aliens.
mmmm, smell the formaldehyde.
pphilip, I agree with you, cold and unwelcoming. Even with the "loosening and..."
I thought the Japanese honored their elders, not sent them to places with uneven floors and inaccessible porches. Does every resident get one of those "I've fallen and I can't get up" thingamajigs?
I am so humiliated by my affection for the pet murhpy bed. I don't even have a damn dog. God, what has become of me?
When I see that hanging bed, I think of that horrible thing Kia did on "Trading Spaces".