Oribe Tea House

Tajimi, Gifu, 2005 by Kengo Kuma via wallpaper

BaObab by Philippe Starck

It offers cable management and some storage, but it is primarily a sculptural element, which embraces the user, protects her or him, supports the work in a fresh way, and provides the office with a happy accent.

The materials used in BaObab are Polyethylene and the table top is made out of Polyurethane. Available colours are light yellow, light grey, red, aqua and lime green. Designer Philippe Starck Manufacturer Vitra via Bonluxat

Dutchtub

The Dutchtub ($5625, it's also rental) is a portable hot tub that warms its water by way of connected outer pipes that coil around a fire basket, letting a natural fire do the work of warming the water all the way up to 113 degrees Fahrenheit. Invented by designer Floris Schoonderbeek in 2002.