• One Nordic Furniture Company
    @onenordicfurniturecompany
    One Nordic Furniture Company was formed in 2012 by CEO Joel Roos. It manufactures furniture and lighting inspired by the Nordic mastery of simplicity, quality, functional excellence, practicality, and original aesthetics.Form Us With Love provides creative direction for the firm. One Nordic makes a varied line of pendant lights, tables, chairs, shelving, and decorative items.
  • Magis
    @magis
    Magis SpA is a made-in-Italy design company founded by Eugenio Perazza in 1976 in Motta di Livenza (TV). It embraces the creativity of leading global designers (Richard Sapper, Jasper Morrison, Stefano Giovannoni, Marc Newson, Konstantin Grcic, Ron Arad, the Bouroullecs, Robin Day, Pierre Paulin, Jerszy Seymour, Naoto Fukasawa, Thomas Heatherwick and many others) and channels it towards objects perched on the cutting edge. The Magis catalogue includes a wide variety of furniture and home decor items, including chairs, stools, tables, shelving systems, accessories, and more.
  • BDI
    @bdi
    BDI is a premier designer and manufacturer of high-performance furniture and an industry leader in home theater, office, and modular shelving systems. Guided by the philosophy that everything has its place, BDI's furniture combines great design with innovative functionality to seamlessly integrate technology into the home and office environments. BDI products are available through leading furniture and electronic retailers throughout the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and elsewhere.
  • Alejandro Sticotti
    @alejandro_sticotti
    The work of Argentinean architect Alejandro Sticotti has a modernist foundation: He takes the constructive and rational influences of the Bauhaus and Scandinavian modern, adds American Shaker and 1950s design elements, and merges them with the materials and sensibility of his native culture. His Shelving Units (2008) are made from warm, unique South American hardwoods; the vertical and horizontal mounts are crafted of solid lapacho, and the shelves are made with cerejeira veneer. Relying on the steadying forces of gravity, Unit B hangs off the master horizontal bar at the top, creating sturdy shelving, which can be placed high or low on the wall, depending on needs. The notched side of each shelf simply slides into the vertical beams, holding it snugly in place. Sticotti Shelving is well-resolved in its versatility: Combine multiple units to create additional storage, move shelves to different levels as needs change or add the desk shelf to create a compact workspace solution.
  • Esaila
    @esaila
    ESAILA is a design company located in Taiwan focused on contemporary design products ranging from shelving, table and seating, lighting, furnishing to home accessories. The name of the company comes from the Taiwanese word which means “can do”.
  • Lisa Miller
    @Grosfillex
    Manufacturer of resin furniture, planters, and shelving.
  • Casey Lurie
    @caseylurie
    A Southern California native, Casey Lurie honed his aesthetic in art programs at Cal Arts and Northwestern University, but it wasn’t until he met Teruo Kurosaki, founder of the influential Japanese furniture brand Idée, that his true purpose took root. Jumping at the chance to live and work in Tokyo, Lurie left behind his workshop in downtown Los Angeles—where he had started developing his first design, a line of plywood furniture—and spent three years soaking up the culture in Japan. His Lap table and Primo shelving system are directly influenced by his time there: simple wood and metal components interlock without tools or hardware for a streamlined version of a household staple. Now based in Chicago, Lurie plans to turn his focus to an expanded line of pieces with interlocking parts.
  • ISS Designs
    @issdesigns
    ISS Designs offers modern shelving and storage for your home, office, or retail space. Choose the modular PAL, WAL, DIV, or CLT series for bookshelves, home office storage, room dividers, and modern closets. Options include aluminum shelves in white, satin anodized, or black and your choice of wood finishes. They offer you the option to design online on the ISS Designs website using your computer or tablet. Take a photo of your wall and see how your shelving will look before you buy. Choose the ISS Designs series for a system that meets your needs today and know that it can be easily moved or reconfigured in the future. Need a custom solution? Book a Connect & Create™ meeting for a custom shelving system using a 3D model of your space. You will meet with their designer remotely from your home or office while they create the perfect shelving system right before your eyes. Modern design, infinite possibilities.
  • skyteckau
    @skyteckau
    Established in the year 2014, SkyTeck has gained the reputation amongst the most leading and eminent exporter and trader of Heavy Duty Metal Shelving in Melbourne
  • Storage Equipment Systems
    @storageequipmentsystems
    Storage Equipment Systems was established in April of 1982. We are a distributor of warehouse equipment such as racks, shelving, conveyors, dock levelers, and all types of material handling equipment. https://www.storageequipmentsystems.com/
  • Speedrack West
    @speedrackwest
    Hi, I'm Katie from Oregon. I blog about storage, pallet racking, and shelving solution ideas also warehouse conveyors. Learn more tips here: https://www.speedrackwest.com/
  • GujratSteel
    @gujratsteel
    Gujrat steel stylish metwood furniture suppliers and Manufacturers Company. Metwood furniture solutions Pakistan. Customized tejori safes and security equipment Pakistan. Experienced metwood furniture solutions and storeway racking and shelving systems. https://gujratsteel.com/
  • Mobles114
    @mobles114
    Mobles 114 Barcelona was fuonded in 1973 by JM Massana and JM Tremoleda. The firm's designs emphasize originality and quality while adhering to sustainable manufacturing principles. M114 makes a wide variety of furniture pieces, including tables, seating, shelving, umbrella stands, and coat racks and hooks.
  • Colton Schniepp
    @coltonschniepp8743
    Innovative engineer recently moved to Metro-Detroit. I take interest in modern & contemporary architecture with subtle gothic aesthetics. I'm utmost enthralled by the creative eccentricities in industrial loft-style apartments & also the optimization of space and resourceful lighting (both natural light through preserved openness & thoughtful alternative light sources) ornamenting a modernized studio-style apartment. Also, I'm truly captivated by patterned wood configurations of stacked or layered wall elements, one-of-a-kind free-standing shelving & carefully placed room dividers, and leveled decks & staircases. Lastly, my ultimate fascination harmonizes with essentially all modern architectural types of housing: floor-to-ceiling windows & more favorably, full wall-spanning glass exteriors throughout the residence to bring the open outside world into your cosy abode.
  • Nick Ross
    @nickross
    It’s no wonder that designer Nick Ross—of the Stockholm studio that bears his name—often references historical events. For inspiration, he says, “You can’t beat a good BBC documentary. If the title starts with ‘Mysteries Of…’ then you already have my attention.” His Cararra marble White Lies series transmits a postmodern interpretation of Greek and Roman sculpture, while an ancient trade route is the jumping-off point for his Baltic Gold shelving. Though his immediate plans are hazy—expect new work, potentially lighting, in stone and metal—Ross would someday like to collaborate with a team of archaeologists: “I have no idea how it would work, but it could be a lot of fun, kind of a speculative history project.”
  • Howell United
    @howellunited
    Welcome to Howell-United Pte. Ltd. A leader in commercial and industrial shelving systems in Singapore and South East Asia. Since our inception in 1991, we have earned unmatched recognition in providing turnkey solutions that ensure the highest standards in quality & safety. For more information, visit https://www.howellunited.com.sg/ Phone Number: +65 67493208 Email: sales@howellunited.com.sg
  • Pallucco
    @pallucco
    Established in Rome in the 70s, Pallucco has always been one of a kind, disassociating itself from the prevailing attitude of experimenting with new solutions both in the furniture and the lighting sector. With an innate instinct for stylishness, it has always sought particular shapes and furnishing accessories with a high aesthetic and design content to the extent that it is today one of the few true Design Companies on an international scale. The current production is a mix of contemporary, historical and timeless objects, such as the eternal icon of elegance epitomised by the lamp designed by Mariano Fortuny in 1907 and given a new touch by Studio Out in the versions celebrating its one hundred years. The furnishing accessories (shelving units, storage units, lamps) stand out for their originality, nonconformist style and the ability to kindle emotions through design, which becomes the leading light of the surrounding space. The international and eclectic spirit of Pallucco is today distinguished by teamwork with the designers Hannes Wettstein, Asnago and Vender, Enrico Franzolini and Vicente Garcia Jimenez, Kazuhiro Yamanaka, Susanne Philippson, Sergio Calatroni, Christian Deuber, Andrea Marcante, Bresciani and Bonifaccio.
  • Smart Furniture
    @smart_furniture
    Smart Furniture's goal is to make sure that our wonderful customers get exactly what they want when they shop with us. With a 365-Day Return Policy, Free Shipping on most products, and No Sales Tax, Smart Furniture is wants to wow you every time you visit us. From office furniture to all manner of shelving to classics from the most iconic designers of the last century, whatever you buy at Smart Furniture comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
  • Poul Cadovius
    @poulcadovius
    Poul Cadovius was born in Frederiksberg in 1911 and was originally trained as a saddler and upholsterer. He was a colourful and successful designer with a marked influence on the Danish furniture industry and furniture design - both in his own time and later. In 1948, Poul Cadovius designed the Royal System Shelving System, which through the 50s, 60s and 70s perhaps was the largest furniture success the Danish furniture industry had ever had. Poul Cadovius died in 2011 at the age of 99, during his life he managed to register over 400 individual patents.
  • The Industrial Farmhouse
    @ralphedge
    We design and create our industrial furniture right from our workshop in Chattanooga, Tennessee and ship pieces directly from our back door to your location, so you know you are getting high-quality wood furniture crafted with pride in America. The Industrial Farmhouse’s designs combine upcycled wood and metal in ways that are at once rustic and refined. Each piece balances masculine structural elements with feminine shapes, contrasting metal and wood, old and new for a one-of-a-kind style. Enjoy the beauty and pride of heirloom, American-made reclaimed wood furniture custom built to your specifications. From countertops to tables to shelving, The Industrial Farmhouse can create a special hand-hewn look and feel that transforms any space.
  • Paige Russell
    @paige_russell
    Made in Canada, Paige grew up surrounded by nature’s wonders and a creative family that provided inspiration, encouragement, and plenty of cardboard boxes. With these, she established an early love of design and completed her first works: a series of pint-sized cat apartments (with working elevators) and a collection of built-in snow fort shelving. Now, with a B.F.A. in product design from Parsons School of Design in NYC, Paige is an established artist in the world of modern design. Her work was featured in the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum’s 2003 triennial show 'Inside Design Now' and selected by Blueprint, ReadyMade and Real Living magazines for editorial features on contemporary design. She also has been named one of the “Top 20 young designers to watch out for” by Wallpaper magazine.
  • Zaara Khan
    @zaarakhan3554
    A lot of us dream of having a game room in our home, but they can take up a lot of space. Unless you have a basement or a big room that you can dedicate to being your game room then there is a chance that you will have to be creative and use the space very wisely. In this guide, we’re sharing our top tips for creating a game room even with limited space. A spare room might be enough space for a great game room. Use a Screen For Slot Games and Table Games A lot of us would love to have room for a games table in our rec room. These tables can be used for playing blackjack, poker, and many other casino games. However, they can take up a lot of space, and leave you a little limited with options. Even a folding table will leave people with the problem of having to store it somewhere. Plus, poker chips and other peripherals need to be stored, too. A lot of people choose to put a screen or monitor in the game room. By connecting to a computer or your mobile device people can play table games and access a range of <a href="https://www.ignitioncasino.eu/casino/slots">modern online slots by top slot developers</a>. These games can add another dimension to a game room, as most rec rooms don’t have slot machines inside. A Multi-Purpose Table For Gaming A lot of us think of a game room and think of a pool table or a table tennis table. This can be a great addition to a rec room but they are not small, and if you’re dealing with a relatively small space then it will be sensible to make the best possible use of your space. Many companies know that there is a big market for multi-purpose tables, and there are numerous pool tables that double up as game tables, table tennis, and even air hockey. They can also turn into a standard dining table as required. There are sometimes some compromises to make here. Sometimes, the pool tables that are designed in this way don’t have the exact correct dimensions and they may not have the perfect pool table bounce. However, the idea of being able to play two or three games instead of just one is appealing to a lot of people who are looking to make the most of a small space. Be Clever With Storage Someone who is looking to create an efficient game room may want to store some of their hobby and leisure items in there, too. A guitarist may want their instruments in there so they can grab them and play at any time. Storage is not always easy but in this case, guitars can potentially be hung on the wall to serve as decorative items as well as being properly stored. Bay shelving may be an option for including a lot of storage space up against the wall, without taking up too much of the room. On top of this, furniture with incorporated storage can be another multi-purpose item to save space. Bench seating can be a great example of furniture that can be comfy for a game room but that can also be used to store things inside. Storage in high areas such as shelving can also be a good way to ensure that items have somewhere to live, but that they don’t eat into your gaming space too much. Mirrors to Make The Room Appear Bigger One of the issues when using a small room as a game room is that it can feel cramped. One of the tricks that you can use to make the room feel like it has more space in it is to include mirrors, which give the illusion of space. Many people use mirrors in small office spaces to make the space feel bigger. Dart Boards A dart board doesn’t take up a huge amount of space. They sit on the wall, and while you need enough room to stand 1.73 meters away from the board itself, a simple mark on the floor will suffice for showing where to stand. Many people get electronic dart boards, taking some of the hazards out of the game as well as making it simple to score. Conclusion Even those who don’t have room for a big billiards table and other rec room luxuries can still create their game room at home, and a small space can be enough for a respectable rec room for fun with friends and family. There are plenty of options in terms of layout, storage, and the kinds of games you include, from poker, to slot games, to console games, and of course, pool and table tennis.