The Moon Nightclub at Palms Las Vegas has a very interesting bar. 
The staggered hexagonal mirrors act as a lighting source and as shelves.


The clean lines of the hex shape gives off a very cool vibe, and one that can change as the lighting behind the mirrors can change into a full spectrum for ambience and fun.


Also in Las Vegas, is this glamed out bowling alley in the high roller suite at the Hard Rock Hotel.
Kelly Wearstler designed the mirror paneled octagon patterns.


But who said what happens in Vegas has to stay in Vegas? Besides Michael Scott that is.
Get the look of these geometric gems at home by incoorporating them in design elements like tiled flooring.
These marble hexagon tiles are from Fuda Tiles, and they are gorgeous.


The Gilded Knot Mirror from Horchow is a great easy way to add this shapely octagonal design to your walls.


Oh, and everything to your kitchen sink. If you like single sinks, why not add some flare and go with the Empire Octagonal Kitchen Sink. It is an undermount too, which makes the granite cut-out that much more dramatic and noticeable.

The Edda Carafes are simplistic and pure in design. Kiri wood balls sit atop the clear glasses, which could be used for water on the night table, or whatever purpose you may find for these pretty little things. They come in a set of three starting at 7.5" tall to 11". From Anthropologie.

In honor of Autumn, I am making Apple & Pear Pocket Pies. Check out the recipe if you love this part of Fall too!

I finally found a set of reading chairs for our office after much searching, but they were so unique I had a hard time deliberating what ottoman to get. That was when I remembered tree stump tables. Of course! Distinctive on their own and very fashionable, the tree stump end table was a perfect solution. All that was required was to select a marbling wood that complemented the frame of the chairs.

There are so many reasons to love them; many artists leave the natural edges and burls leaving a gorgeous top and side graining, most are from reclaimed wood so they are a "green" product, not one is the same as another. Picking one out is much like selecting a piece of art, and then once you bring it home, positioning it can be fun since no side is the same either.

And substantial! We are talking about a massive hunk of wood here. Either way whatever way you select a table, be it teak root, or ebony stained, there is certainly one for your space.