Lounge Module Project by Edgar Navarro
“Module Lounge” is a project realized by the designer Mexican Edgar Navarro. It is an adjustable table that forms a single block, while when the time for dinner comes, the table releases four chairs and a lamp from the center of the table.
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Music Box Chair by Jeroen Wesselink
Jeroen Wesselink recently came up with music box chair that actually has 11 music boxes built in to the chair, one of which appears to play the melody of ‘What a Wonderful World.’ Read More…
‘Banca Familiar,’ by Valentin Garal
From Valentin Garal ‘Banca Familiar’, a Family Bench for people and birds is produced by the mexican company Le Porc-Shop. Banca familiar is an object conceived for the “no places” often forgotten and lacking of character. It is made of solid willow wood, with an outstanding crafted work on the cage. With a touch of irony, is a reflective piece destined to become a point of meeting, discussion and preservation of social relations. Read More…
‘Stand Up’, Furniture Collection by Phillip Don
Korean designer Phillip Don created ‘stand up’, a furniture collection with wooden bars that tilt up as a backrest or book ends. Read More…
Balloon Bench & Balloon Lamp by h220430
Satoshi Itasaka from h220430 was visually inspired by the sentient, mute, red balloon in the French movie “Le Ballon Rouge” for his floating Balloon Bench & Balloon Lamp. Read More…
Typographic Furnitures by Tabisso
Tabisso’s typographic lounge furniture comes in letters A-Z and numbers 0-9 and the coordinating floor lamps cover more than 20 punctuation marks.
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Wishbone Y Chair by Carl Hansen & Søn
For the Wishbone Y Chair’s 60th anniversary, the Danish furniture designer Hans J. Wegner, Carl Hansen & Son has released 12 new colors.
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Dedon Showroom
German company Dedon furniture has sent us pictures of their showroom in the International Furniture Fair in Milan 2011 designed by Nicola Rapetti, creative director of the firm. Read More…
Icons Chairs by Jan Plechac
The ‘Icons’ is a series of iconic chairs made of wire frame unveiled at the Milan Furniture Fair last month. Jan Plecháč revisited the Louis chair, the Red and Blue chair by Gerrit Rietveld, the Kubus by Josef Hoffmann, and last but not least, the Fatboy Beanbag. Read More…
“Cheap Ass Elites,” Seating Collection by Saran Yen
‘Cheap Ass Elites’ is new series of furniture by new designer from Thailand, Saran Yen Panya. Using recycled plastic baskets and cast off chair legs, the installation “Cheap Ass Elites” combines the mass-produced with the glitzy.
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Loopita Bonita, Louger by Victor M. Aleman
Loopita Bonita by Victor M. Aleman is a double lounger that draws inspiration from the roller-coaster. The chair can accommodate two and is the right tool to relax, sleep, read a book …
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Loops Chair by Sophie de Vocht
Inspired by the technique of tufting which is typically used to make rugs, Sophie de Vocht creates the Loop Chair with metal frame over which the designer placed textile loops that keep growing bigger as they distance themselves from the top side of the chair. As the chaise drops to the floor, the loops become exaggerated until they fan out onto the floor.
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Siesta Bench by Emanuele Magini
This casual bench by Italian furniture brand Campeggi is a fun piece for your balcony, deck or garden if you’re looking for a stylish spot to sit, lie and swing. Designed n by Emanuele Magini, the Siesta bench incorporates a care-free hammock-style seat with the sturdy structure and backrest. Read More…
Slice chair by Mathias Bengtsson
Danish-born Mathias Bengtsson (b. 1971), who resides in London and Stockholm, created the Slice chair concept, which weds organic shapes with cutting-edge technology, in 1999. Slice began as a hand-modeled clay form that blurs a chair’s distinction between armrests, backrest, legs and frame. The organic shape was sliced into horizontal layers, digitally manipulated, formed again by a laser cutter, and then hand assembled and polished.
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Foliage Sofa by Patricia Urquiola for Kartell
Patricia Urquiola has introduced the new quilted sofa called Foliage designed for the Italian manufacturer Kartell.
Dialogue between natural realities and artificial Foliage, the sofa clearly bears the graphic hallmark of Patricia Urquiola as an object that looks as if it just grew naturally in plastic. The leaves form a crown resting on a framework of branches which virtually form a seat. Foliage is a sofa with great personality featuring a seat with top-stitched embroidery on four round legs. Cosy and soft, Foliage offers two roomy seats. The top-stitching runs over the entire surface and on the back too making the sofa a standalone piece that can be placed even in the centre of a room and seen from all sides.
Green Islands by Jean-Marie Massaud
For the Swedish publisher Offecct, Jean-Marie Massaud has designed the “Green Islands.” Green Islands can be described as an ottoman with room for vegetation, and by integrating a higher plant inside Green Islands, a relaxing feeling of sitting as under a tree is created. The key is that the vegetation is part of the furniture. Green Islands can be described as an island – or a kind of a refuge – that when placed in a public interior invite you to a moment of contemplation or a quiet conversation. Read More…
“Coat Check Chair,” Concept by Joey Zeledón
The Coat Check Chair concept by Joey Zeledón uses plastic hangers and a steel bar from a standard closet.
It is designed to encourage people to hang their coats up properly.
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“The Invisibles Light, ” Furniture Collection by Tokujin Yoshioka for Kartell
Tokujin Yoshioka, will introduce a series of clear acrylic furniture for the Italian brand Kartell in Milan Design Week 2011.
“The Invisibles Light” is as if hiding its appearance to escape from this material world. It melts into people’s daily lives like the air.
They were an exceptionally experimental pieces made out of the transparent blocks of acrylic. The poetic, yet dynamical presences reveal the essence of the pieces, and leave a mysterious scenery. The Invisibles goes beyond the concept of the products, and holds the quality as an art piece.
