Categories
Archive | Seating
Amber Chair
layers of time are fossilized within the essence of amber… korean design jaeuk jung draws on the qualities of this natural resin as a solution in which to reflect and preserve the final moments of a decaying object. his ‘amber chair’ ‘fossilizes’ michael thonet’s classic ‘chair no. 14′, enclosing the antique piece of furniture and [...]
Continue reading...The 2line Chair Combines Two Aluminum Lines For A Minimal Design
18. April 2010
Designed by Maximilian Fischhaber, a design student at the University of Applied Sciences in Munich, Germany, the “2line chair” is a simple but at the same time unique seat concept made in high polished and varnished aluminum. Combining two differently colored aluminum parts or lines with stainless steel screws, the minimal chair presents a lightweight [...]
Continue reading...Magic Hole Armchairs
16. April 2010
'magic hole' is a trio of new products: two seater sofa, armchair and smaller table-front armchair, which have been manufactured using a rotational moulding technique. the silhouette with straight surfaces end with rounded curves and slim sectional legs.
Continue reading...Nature of Material: Origami-like Folds of Furniture
14. April 2010
‘nature of material’ in new colors Here comes israeli designer ran amitai’s ‘nature of material’, a series of stackable furniture. the idea of the project is to combine straight origami-like folds with natural folds. this integration between the strict and natural folds creates a steady construction from one hand and a soft, organic, upholstery like [...]
Continue reading...Wave Seat
8. April 2010
What you’re about to see here is a bunch of perfection in trianular and wave-tastic dimensions. It’s the clarity that makes this particular set of three seats the greatness it is. The name of this project is “Skeie| | Wave” because Skeiel AS is the name of the group that designed it, and WAVE is [...]
Continue reading...The Bufa Chair by MOWO Studio
2. April 2010
Inspired by attire and tailoring detail: puff and pleat. An attempt to find furniture pattern and a search of the new solution to replace the traditional upholstery. With the pull of the string on both sides, the proper pattern makes it possible to transform the two-dimensional felt into a spacial shape. The pleated material creates [...]
Continue reading...
21. April 2010
0 Comments