Transparent furniture has always walked the line between novelty and design icon, and the Mina Acrylic Ball Swivel Chair leans confidently into the latter.
With its transparent spherical seat and gleaming metal base, the chair feels like a playful nod to the futuristic optimism of mid-century design. The structure is built around a clear acrylic orb, creating a light, almost floating presence in the room. Because the material is transparent, the chair doesn’t visually weigh down a space the way a fully upholstered lounge chair might. Instead, it acts almost like a design accent — adding shape and personality while allowing the rest of the room to shine through. Continue reading Eye On Design: Mina Acrylic Ball Swivel Chair with Lambskin Cushion→
Time never looked so playful as it does with the Ball Clock, a mid-century modern masterpiece designed by George Nelson in 1948. A true icon of atomic-age design, this whimsical wall clock ditches traditional numerals in favor of brightly colored wooden balls radiating from a central face, evoking both a burst of sunshine and the orbit of planets. It’s science, sculpture, and style — all rolled into one. Continue reading Eye On Design: The Ball Clock By George Nelson→
Are you looking for a squishy, slimy, and slightly gross toy to entertain your kids, or maybe yourself? Look no further than the Eyeball Splat Ball! This little slightly creepy little gem is perfect for relieving stress, playing pranks, or just squeezing for fun. With its gooey texture, realistic eyeball design, and the satisfying Splat sound it makes as it hits the wall, it’s sure to be a hit. Just be warned: once you start squishing it, you won’t want to stop!
Spotted at the Booth for On The Road Reps at NY Now Winter Marketplace.
NY Now Summer Market made an impressive comeback at Javits Center this week and I was there to document the radness which will be shared with you in many upcoming posts on The ‘Gig. First off, let’s get a little Shark Attack fix, shall we?
