5 Strange(ly Appealing) Conversation Pieces
It seems that originality these days doesn’t just mean you splash on an adventurous shade of pink. Apparently, weird and kinda-crazy is the new cool. So here are some of the things I found that despite being “eccentric”, have an equally weird appeal to them — that is, if you’re anything like me.
“Canape” sofa by Lila Jang. If I had this, I wouldn’t be able to shake off the feeling that it does crawl around the house when I’m not looking. I’d jump into the room shouting “Aha!” every hour or so.
“Knife” coat hooks by Tianyi Chang. For the secret psycho killer in all of us.
“Divided” sofa set (by whom, I have no idea). Because yo momma always told you not to play with the black paint. I keep thinking — black waffles.
“Bad Table” by Straight Line Designs. I want this, but it sets a bad example for my dog Bruce. And last but not least —
“Paint or Die but Love Me” by John Nouanesing. One of the creepiest yet coolest furniture designs I’ve seen. Serve a red-candle-lit dinner with red wine, extra rare steak and bowls of ketchup, and you’re all set. Unfortunately this is only a concept, so to all the bloodthirsty furniture fans out there, keep dreaming.





Abby is 23 years old, currently living with her folks and her dog in Metro East. She does marketing, coordination and community management for an IP-based massively multiplayer online game. She is a Christian. She is a loving daughter, sister, friend, an artist and a writer, a dork, a crazy person, contradiction, and so on and so on. This blog is where she drowns out all the noise. 




















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