12.03.2012

Modular ‘Holey Poley’ Daybed by Clinton Stewart : Oak And Wool Based

‘Holey Poley’ daybed that was the name given by the Australian-born designer, Clinton Stewart on his unique furniture designs. ‘Holey Poley’ is a modular daybed made ??from raw wool and oak. These daybed consists only of wooden poles and cushions that can be formed in various seating configurations. Wool mattress is the main grid with a series of holes, where the short and long columns of oak is inserted into the hole serves as legs for the unit. On top of the poles, the user can also place one of a series of cushion models to make the armchair or seat division in different variations. This product has been exhibited in a series of activities at the code 11 Trade Fair during Copenhagen Design Week 2011. Here are the pictures, I hope you are inspired.

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Tack Beach Chair and Bench

Think outside the beach space. Got desert?
Clever, the holes that let you stack them.
From the monocomplex design group out of Seoul, South Korea.

Sang-Hoon Lee’s Swing Bench

Ditch Merry-go-round, Let’s Swing

Sang-Hoon Lee’s Swing bench brings to mind that episode of FRIENDS, where Rachel is petrified of the swing and how Ross helps her overcome her irrational fears. For the life of me, I can’t imagine my childhood without the thrill of swinging in the park with innocent abandonment. Now that I’m all grown up (and a few pounds heavier), the kids won’t just let me take the joyride again. I guess I’ll have to make do with the Swing Bench to satisfy my urge to be a kid again.

Designer: Sang-Hoon Lee

via: yankodesign.com

11.24.2012

Kartell Loves Milano Raises Money for the Umberto Veronesi Foundation


Kartell Loves Milano is a special collection of re-designed chairs that will be auctioned off for charity. Launched earlier this year, this project was created as a tribute to Milan, a city which has witnessed the evolution of the company from its first steps in the mid-20th century through to its success today. By giving back to its community, Kartell Loves Milano expresses its love in a unique and charitable way.
The Kartell Loves Milano project and auction is made up of works re-designed by 45 different designers, architects, fashion brands and other creatives including Alessandro Mendini, Patricia Urquiola and Missoni. All proceeds raised in the auction will be donated to the Umberto Veronesi Foundation.

by Meghan Young
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Furniture Envy: Modern Organic

These pieces of furniture belong to the category of art/architecture/interiors/furniture design that I like to call Modern Organic.  It’s a perfect combination of modernism with its simplicity and a focus on materials, and art deco, abstract organic interpretation, all comprised of natural materials. Designer John Reeves
via: http://tiatiainteriors.com

Belybel Repurposed Vespa's

Spanish furniture design duo Belybel has created these awesome repurposed Vespa chairs.













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Furniture Designed By Robert van Embricqs

The Rising Frniture line is some brilliantly designed furniture by Robert van Embricqs. The latest in the collection is the Rising Side Table where the piece goes from flat to a completely unexpected end table. The tabletop appears to be floating over the base of the table when actually the brackets are cleverly hidden. The base is made up of wooden beams that fan out in a fluid-like nature that in turn hold the table up.A new hinge system holds all the pieces together making it easy to put together or flatten. A great design.



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Inside Design

Held in September, Inside Design Amsterdam is the annual ELLE Decoration event. The event was originally launched as a small-scale version of the international Milan Furniture Fair. Inside Design puts up-and-coming talent in the starring role and offers a variety of unique exhibitions. Inside Design forms part of the September Modern Art theme month programme.  



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1.06.2012

Keyboard Bench

As weird as this idea seems, sitting on a bench made up of millions of keys can be more fun and comftable then it originally felt as an idea.


Designer Nolan Herbut created this piece of art by actually recycling and mounting around 2000 keys on a baltic birch wood bench thus doing our butts and our environment a huge favor, first by reducing the high amount og E-waste we generate and secondly by giving our bum a nice and cosy place to rest upon.



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The Icelandic Magma Flowers

Designer Gudrun Lilja Gunnlaugsdottir of Icelandic design group Studiobility has created Lava Flowers which are symbolic of Icelandic mythology.



This figure have been made by 40x40x40 cm cube of solid Icelandic Lava that was jet-cut with water.





As Gunnlaugsdottir' said,





'The lava stone was taken where a new road is being laid and turned into nature/story again. In Iceland we believe the 'hidden' people live in the stones.'




The stone flower are representative of homes of these mythological people and therefore special to the culture.





In most of the cultures, trolls (people living in stones) are usually considered to be ugly and habitants of swampy areas whereas in Iceland they are believed to live in beautiful rock formations as these.





This artistic creation will be on display at ToolsGalerie in Paris during January





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The Flax Project

The Flax Project started in 2009 with a collection of products that Christien Meindertsma designed for Thomas Eyck. The collection was made in collaboration with traditional ropemaker Touwslagerij Steenbergen and woodworkers Kuperus & Gardenier.

Flax is a material which used to be one of the most important textile fibres in the Netherlands, it was grown and processed into all kinds of textiles. Nowadays flax is farmed in much smaller quantities and is mainly shipped to China to be processed further. With the Flax Project Meindertsma aims to make a series of products from flax that are produced locally. From the seed to the end product.


In march 2010 farmer Gert Jan van Dongen sowed flax seeds on his farm in the Flevopolder. The seeds grew into plants and were harvested in the end of the summer of 2010. Christien Meindertsma is currently developing the harvest of the whole lot into end products. The first results are currently exhibited at the Zeeuws Museum in Middelburg.


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11.27.2011

Bamboo launge














By Objekt Incorporates








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Bantam Chair by Ryan Dart

"Bantam" CNC Sandply with Steel Legs.

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Reclaimed Horseshoe Chair

Reclaimed Horseshoe Chairs by Bruce White


Each and every piece Bruce makes is lovingly welded and sculpted by hand — from horseshoes with a history. He explains to AHAlife that he lays out all the shoes and hand selects them for each section of the chair. He also does a “fit test” to make sure the chair is comfortable. The final chair is powder-coated before it is ready for its new owner.



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BROOM CHAIR

This dismountable chair was inspired by how brooms are assembled, offering the maximum simplicity to mount. We tried to bring the idea of making the maximum with the minimum to the extreme. On the other hand the project also focused on how shipping using a minimum space and consuming minimal material for packaging while providing easy storage and stockpiling. The chair is composed by a polyurethane seat and nine wooden screw top sticks. The sticks are screwed directly to the seats. The fact that this project does not require the use of glue, nails, screws, metal components, etc, contributes to the improvement of the manufacturing process When dismounted it can be stored in a minimum space. Finalist at One Good Chair Competition 2010.

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Clutch Chair

Scott Jarvie’s Clutch Chair is made from 10,000 drinking straws, a comment on the disposable culture of our society.


Nest (1:2:3:4) Chair




Nest (1:2:3:4) is a chair (or a series of chairs) designed by Kirsten White and built by Jeremy Cox and Lucas Brancalion from Brothers and Sons, for the Capacity Show held at Bookhou in Toronto, earlier this year during Design Week.


Made of birch wood and then covered with industrial felt, the hollow chair form explores scale and volume through nesting. Each contained chair is a proportional representation of one another, to the ratio as stated in its name. Each chair is also usable even the small one, perfect for children. Subtly it hints at themes related to birth, motherhood and the circle of life.


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Burning Chairs

Hongtao Zhou is a Wisconsin-based sculptor who has created a set of burning chairs out of wax. Call it “Burniture.” According to the artist, over time the chair will burn, melt, and collapse. The chairs have an icy appearance, but generate heat and begin to weaken as the wicks burn.

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11.15.2011

Mr. Simon’s Clever Cóm-oda

´Cóm-oda´ is a clever piece of multi-tasking furniture that transforms from an old-fashioned writing desk into a set of six director’s chairs in an instant. Designed by Spanish studio Mr. Simon, the desk is formed from six folding seats made from wood and cotton, which can be detached as needed to provide additional seating for impromptu parties.


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Marleen Jansen’s See-Saw Table

Dutch designer Marleen Jansen has brought play-time to the dining room with her re-invention of the quintessential playground toy — the see-saw. The De Tafelwip project is a fun and fanciful table that encourages excellent table manners by suspending diners in the air with the hanging possibility of a woeful outcome – if one person leaves, the other will fall!

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Recycled Furniture Made from Undesirable Materials

The green movement has helped guide some great designers to create amazing new products from materials that already exist by sourcing supplies from consumer trash. New York City-based furniture designer Chris Rucker gets right to the heart of the issue by addressing reasons why, in modern culture, trash is considered trash in the first place. Rucker uses materials such as plastic laminates, oriented-strand-board, and construction sheathing combined with quality construction methods to showcase a revolutionary and desirable aesthetic.

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Furniture Ilium Chair Design



New Simple Art Chair designed by Designers Damaris & Marc Design Studio from Barcelona the Ilium Chair combines plastic and wood material to create a piece seat inspired in a female human pelvis bone. Its shape structure chair reminds one of a flower and its avant-garde style fits the greatest rooms. This chair furniture carved out of wood and plastic shell’s bone, this stylish chair has incredibly organic design.

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Furniture Designs by Velichko Velikov

A few new works from Velichko Velikov. Interesting points – the London-based designer flips from severe angularity to sweeping curves in the pieces and plays with a solid range of material. The angular pieces are more playful, and as such more successful. (via Industrial Design Served).


8.11.2011

Hörnstol by Anton Björsig

The particular furniture with one of a kind furniture design concept is the creative contemporary interior chair design by Anton Björsig. Anton Björsig manages to bring the stylish functional furniture with thoughtful contemporary furniture design. The particular interior wall corner furniture design gives beautiful ornamental furniture with fully functional concept.



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Tennis ball office chair




This funny tennis ball chair was built out of an existing stacking chair frame. However, instead of the usual boring black cushions, Alabama-based designer Will Holman used a grid of 25 tennis balls each for the seat cushion and backrest. Each rests in a hole cut into oak plywood that keeps them in place. Designed by Will Holman



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Breathing Chair, an Unique Sofa Design From Wu-Yu Ying

Wu Yu-Ying, The young and talented designer had won the red dot award for her furniture design called Breathing Chair. when first time I look at this chair, a giant cheese fly in my mind. The form of this unique furniture was very similar. But forget about the cheese….
The concept of this chair is very simple, Wu has thought how to make a comfort chair when someone sit on it. This chair will transform its shape according to the body of the person who sitting on it. The design focuses on the process of sitting on a chair, as well as the interaction between the user and the chair while using it.

via:libreinkdesign.blogspot.com

Breathing chair is very elastic and provide full support for people to sit on. When the user sits on the chair, the edges of the chair automatically become the armrest; also, when the user stands up from the chair, the chair returns to the original shape of a cube. The changing of shape is resulted from the weight of the user and the texture of the material, instead of using any mechanism.




7.29.2011

Bare Mobler

Bare Mobler is a collaboration between Norwegian furniture designers Orjan Djonne and Karl Marius Sveen. Their aesthetic is clean and modern with a focus on details and materials.







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The Sculptured Furniture of Utah Artist David Delthony



Long before he saw the Escalante canyons David Delthony was creating sculptured furniture that echoed the landscape of southern Utah. A native of New York with BA degrees from Pennsylvania’s Haverford College and the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin as well as a Master Craftsman’s Certification in Woodworking he earned while in Germany, Delthony and his ceramic artist wife, Brigitte, moved to southern Utah in 1996 where they built an art studio west of the town of Escalante. Delthony, an award-winning artist, has exhibited in Europe and the United States where his works are in numerous collections. He is the 2002 recipient of the Utah Arts Council Visual Arts Fellowship award, a 2005 rewardee for the UAC Individual Artist Grant and the 2009 featured artist for the Sixth Annual Escalante Canyons Art Festival. This presentation will focus on the life and art of Delthony and his development as an artist. Funded by Envision Escalante.

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Tracy Rocky Chair

Tracy Rocky Chair is one of the brilliant creation from French designer Julien Bergignat. Made from wooden material, the chair is comprised of a steel base (taken out of an old tractor) and a pine-wood structure.



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7.28.2011

A Chair Made of Rubber

A Restless Chairacter by Pepe Heykoop from Takashi Yamada on Vimeo.

Optical Illusion BookCase

Designer John Leung from ClarkeHopkinsClarke Architects built this optical illusion bookshelf. The design is based on the famous 2D illusion, now rendered in confounding 3D.





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To make you smile

“The School Bus Bench” by David Feldt made for Bridgeport Elementary School

PP tupe chair

Tom Price, UK designer has created the creative chair that is made from melted tube. Called the PP Tube #2 Chair, this unique chair design is created by heating and pressing a construction of cut polypropylene tubes of varying lengths.


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Twiggie

Greg Hatton 'Twiggie' designs and makes furniture from sticks, found wood and upcycled wood each piece is unique and has beauty, integrity and poetry about it. Greg's design processes are materials driven informed by the beauty of natural materials and found objects.



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7.20.2011

Life Chair Of Pop And Art By Fornasetti

The chair is like to live and staring at us. It is a fusion between art and life. Immortalized with the profile of Lina Cavalieri, courtesy of the wicked is stored with a pink mask covers the entire face, except her eyes. Seats almost seems to have a soul. Fornasetti peces chair made ​​using 100% wood varnish, painted black except for details on the back of it. The chair stands 95 inches at the top to bottom, with seat at 40 cm.












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Diamond Sofa – From Sand & Birch

Diamond Sofa is made from aluminium designed by Sand & Birch.


Zula Mama Chair

This comfortable chair made of Modern Recycled Plastic and Stainless Steel impressed us not only for its beauty and comfort but also for its Design and Producing Technology that combines the Textile Knowledge of African Women with a development project of the Women's Craft in the Community of Mogalakwena.

Zula Mama Chair is a project by the South African industrial designer Haldane Martin, it has requested four years to be developed and to be able to combine recycling with the skill of the Zulu women weavers.

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The Fashionable Furniture Design

Here is the furniture collection from Furniture brand Altamonda Italy. The two furniture collections are extremely fashionable. They have contemporary style in finishing design yet whimsical silhouettes to blur the boundary between art and function. The collections are called as The Cult collection and Fusion.











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Flip Sofa – Transformable Modern Seating urniture by Adrien Rovero

Flip sofa is designed by Swiss designer, Adrian Rovero. This is a modern sofa that can be transformed into a table. By turning the seat upside down and placing it on top, the sofa is become a table. This hybrid object is very suitable for small space that requires save space. The sofa with double functionality begins from simple combination of a board and two restless. Clearly, this seating furniture has a simple principle with np particular mechanism.

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The Bone chair

The project was Chair design. The Dimensions measured 54 (l) x 57 (d) x 79 (h) cm. The Status was Prototyping. The Project Team was Julien de Smedt, Wouter Dons. The dissection of a chair, all the ballast material was cut away. It was BONE, a chair’s skeleton.

Designed by Julien de Smedt











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7.17.2011

Rocking Bench by Brazilian designers at Fetiche Design

The Brazilian designers at Fetiche Design, Carolina Armellini and Paulo Biacchi have designed an interesting seating design that they named R540 Rocking Bench.
From the designers:

We developed the design of the weft of threads as a “connecting dots” game, looking for a ergonomic radius seating. The result is the 540 milimeters radius (~22 inches).









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Designed by Carlos Motta

I love this desk by Carlos Motta, which looks like it’s been partially drilled into the floor. It’s not one of his newer works, but it’s a sample of the expansive and non-stop imagination that this Brazilian furniture crafter and architect has hidden up his sleeve. His rocking chair, the Astúrias, starred in last month’s Brasilia Design Expo and is masterly constructed with wood planks joined together to form a solid panel of the chair connected to the rocking base. Motta grew up on the beach in south Brazil, where he would turn the pieces of wood the ocean carried ashore into viable, functional pieces. His career path’s led him to create mostly things your tush would appreciate (see the curvy, low-slung Cuica above) with the odd desk and cabinet thrown in for good measure.


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Color Coated Wood Chair Traditional And Modern by Ian Spencer and Cairn Young

Is palpable in modern art where the artist has deviated from what is often regarded or ‘normal’. An explicit representation of these deviations can be seen in modern furniture design as well. Gone are the days when wooden chair, regular or a chair that looked like what they ‘should’ look like that is received by us All that buyers are more daring will find it, perhaps, more striking colors in modern furniture items to make a statement or a small deviation from the usual style. However, tradition has actually been cast aside now to make room for modern furniture that show new ways of seeing things and glorifies the artist’s spirit of experimentation.






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Relegss Chair

This unique chair was designed by German designer Jennifer Heier .Relegss Chair has two different forms and functions in a single seat.

















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Stick chair

The lines that start from a single point can be transferred into any shape or meaning. These express me, who is trying to enter into a new world by moving actively. The movement these countless points and lines that are create in a space show an expressionof a new meaning.

Designed By Samwoong Lee











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1-Legged Chair Sits in Corners, Leans on Walls for Support

A single symbol-worthy shape constructed from plywood is as multi-functional as it is multi-dimensional. It becomes a seat (or low shelf) when set into a right-angled corner, a little negative-space bookcase and side table when tipped over on the floor, then a hybrid coffee table when joined with another of its kind.

Designer Et Al Collective and William Lee






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Recycle Chair Furniture



Contemporary seating furniture ideas in this furniture series were looking different from the other furniture designs. The reason was since this furniture was use the recycle material as the main material.


Designed by Boaz Mendel



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