If you need to get in gear for summer, JC Penney has their collection of Adirondack furniture (chairs and the little folding table) seriously marked down.
Blik's wall decals have been popular for years. So it's no surprise that the bold, graphic, movable design element is making it's way off of the walls and into the rest of the home.
This black-on-pink floor pattern is amazing. I can't tell if it's a stencil done in high-gloss paint or a wall appliqué applied creatively, but I like it.
Possible DIY project: I have a set of Ikea's Klubbo tables that could be easily dressed up with decals like these from Chiasso. 
Classic Mirror
I've seen a million pricey designer versions of this sort of furniture-like pet bed. But, finally, Ikea is offering us a cheap but chic alternative.
The Opus Foosball Table is all about the handcrafted details, down to the players' faces. The company creates look-alike foosball players based on photographs. So you can draft a fantasy team composed of anyone from football greats to Hollywood celebrities.
I think this concept chair from Mathias Koehler is awesome. You can rock almost 360 degrees. But it reminds me a little of Alien.
Wingback chairs always look so comfy and private. They've got those wings to rest your head on as you read (or nap).
Moroccan inspired ottomans are a nice trend. But add a nail-head accent and you've got a really striking centerpiece. 
This is a very cool shelf that spells out shelf. I ran across this design by Da-Eun Song on Yanko Design, but can't find anything about where to buy it or if it's available for sale.
Girl Meets Glamour has a up several images of beds in custom-made nooks. They're so cozy. It's the adult's answer to that girly canopy bed you always wanted.
Sfgirlbybay posted these photos from the new Design Within Reach catalog. As she notes, the look is a complete departure from DWR's stark, museum-like style.
This is the Arthur table for 12 by Extremis was designed to stimulate togetherness while eliminating the problems usually inherent in large tables. The table's diameter is 2.4 meters, the maximum distance that allows good communication between two people. The tables center rotates, to allow everyone access to everything, not that anyone is too far away to hear a request to pass the salt.
When I saw this photo from Amy & David's House Tour on AT: Chicago, I was instantly enamored. I've read that when we see something beautiful, our pupils dilate. And that rings true since I felt a brightening sensation that almost made me teary eyed as I took in this image. Of course, that teariness may also have been cause by our famous Dallas allergens.
The "'El Vaquero" is a stool / magazine rack made from non-traditional materials and designed for reading pop-gossip magazines. At least, that's what I could understand from this write-up on Design Spotter.
Doesn't this look idyllic? It's a hammock crossed with a beanbag. Get the details over at Apartment Therapy LA.
White on White, purveyor of extremely reasonably priced Mod furnishings, has this very cool Bone Screen on sale for $300. Unfortunately, it's only available for local pick-up.
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I love this Mushroom Forest table from Design Public. It's like a mod fairy tale as an end table. It was designed by Thomas Wold and is available in two sizes (larger size shown).
