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Bugs that Won't Bite: Handcarved Bamboo Insects

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I'm not a bug enthusiast by any means, but there's something appealing about these bamboo insects. Maybe it's because they bring back memories from childhood (some good, some bad!), or it could just be that bugs are so inherently "creepy" and it's a rare occasion to get so close to one and see this kind of detail. Individually hand carved from "tiger print" bamboo they're each amazingly lifelike and detailed, and there's even a bamboo cage available if you're worried they might spark to life and fly away. Ranging in size from 2" (the cricket) to 7" (the praying mantis), there are 5 different designs available and prices range from $55-$65 each.

Logue Studio Tables

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Logue Studio calls their coffee table a living platform, an ambitious name for a simple yet pleasing concept.. The long table is available in several different sizes and has flip down doors. The four bays in this version can hold remotes, magazines and anything else you want out of sight but within easy reach. The table is made of bamboo with aluminum legs and comes in several different finishes. There are also several versions that have a TV mount but I like it better as a table. Prices start at $1698.

James Desk

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If your desk is anything like mine it is often a sea of paper. The James desk from Modernlink is the antidote to that. It has slots for vertical files built into the top and a large (24 x 36) drawer in the center. The desk is made of bamboo which is farm harvested and sustainable. It is available in either a "Baked" or "Raw" finish. Raw is the color of naked bamboo while the Baked version a toasty color created by subjecting the raw bamboo to high temperatures. It sells for $5,600. There is also a smaller version, the Jimmy, which goes for $4,800.

Alpha Chair

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The Alpha Chair is a sleekly minimalist chair that's shape is inspired by the first letter of the Greek alphabet. It is designed by Bannavis Andrew Sribyatta for PIE and is carved from bamboo, a material chosen not only for its durability, beauty and eco-friendliness, but as a nod to the Asian design styles that inspired the piece. The perfect accessory would be something like an Omega footstool, but the designer does not seem to have developed one yet. Price: $700.

Bamboo Slide Kitchen Cart

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The Slide kitchen cart was designed for space-challenged kitchens but it would be beautiful anywhere. It expands into multiple surfaces and storage areas. It has a bamboo tabletop that slides outward to reveal a small wine rack and removable cutting board as well as two hidden storage areas. The Slide is made of vertical grain bamboo and has polished aluminum legs with non-skid adjustable rubber feet. It sells for $4,600.

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