Today, qualifying rounds start for next week's U.S. Open when the Grand Slam tournament returns to Flushing Meadows in Queens on Monday. To kick off the festivities in our own way I've rounded up a collection of tennis-themed furniture, decor — from the kelly green Turner Pocock wallpaper pictured above to high-end tennis furniture and even a pet-bed made from tennis balls. Check it out:
• 1 Masculine Wallpapers | Tennis Wallpaper from Turner Pocock - £60 per roll
• 2 StarnoCity | Tennis — this rooftop in Lyon was decorated with white tape to resemble the lines of a Tennis court!
• 3 Studio G | McKinnon & Harris Empire Tennis Chair
• 4 Umpire's Chair and Player's Bench by Pierre Charpin - €1,497 and €628 from Tectona: Outdoor Furniture from France
• 5 HEX Tennis Dog Bed by Hugh Hayden Design - $285
• 6 InHabitat | Tennis Ball Benches by Remy/Veenhuizen - benches by Dutch design team Tejo Remy and Rene Veenhuizen created for visitors at Rotterdam’s Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
• 7 Tennis Skirt Lamps by Christiane Hoegner
• 8 DIY Vintage Tennis Racket Mirrors
• 9 Wimbledon Furniture by BRDA Broberg och Ridderstrale
• 10 Tennis Racket Trellis/Screen - DIY inspiration for racket reuse from ReadyMade
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Comments (5)
The first thing I thought of was, "Aww, that poor Boston Terrier looks so uncomfortable on that bed made of tennis balls. And then I looked at the price of said bed, and now I'm the one that feels uncomfortable.
The tennis racquet mirrors are are great idea. As for clothing I get all my togs at the club, in Larchmont.
Tennis rackets seem a bit expensive for actual DIY reuse on that scale, but maybe goodwill stores are teeming with them, what do I know?
you can get vintage wooden racquets for really cheap (like $2) at thrift stores.
Isn't Theme decor another Tired Trend? It should be!