Studio Klass has collaborating with Fontana Arte, the famous lighting company, to made the Odeon lamp and shown at Euroluce 2013. Odeon is a floor lamp entirely covered in cuoietto leather, designed to casts its light to the wall and smooth the contrast between digital and a completely dark room, so that making a comfy [...]
New Alto Table by Andreas Engesvik
Norway furniture manufacturer, Fjordfiesta are happy to introduce the new Alto Desk designed by Andreas Engesvik. It went into production the following year – and was manufactured by David Design (Sweden) until 2009. Fjordfiesta Furniture launched a new version of Alto at the Stockholm Furniture Fair in February 2013. The new version has a redesigned [...]
Fontana Arte has shown the Blom lamp at Euroluce 2013. Blom is table lamp and direct light, designed by Andreas Engesvik. Blom is inspired by the shifting light and seasonal changes of the Nordic countries. It is rooted in the Scandinavian attitude of practicality and versatility. Its familiar appearance and neat size makes it accessible [...]
Fionda Chair by Jasper Morrison
British designer Jasper Morrison has designing the Fionda chair for Italian furniture manufacturer, Mattiazzi. Fionda chair takes its name from the canvas sling, Fionda in Italian means sling. The wooden frame of Fionda is lightweight, strong, and has horizontal stack. [Via] Incoming search terms for the article:chair design (2), contemporary chair [...]
Letizia Chair by Poltrona Frau
Letizia chair has been reissued by Poltrona Frau at Milan Furniture Fair 2013. A project that catalyses and revisits the creative ferment of an era. Designed in 1954 by Gastone Rinaldi with the name of DU 55 P is now re-released by Poltrona Frau. The style icon has retained the power of its designer’s successful [...]
Leolux, Dutch furniture manufacturer has exhibiting Darius chair at imm Cologne 2013. Darius chair has fine lines and run in a flowing line into the seat and back, designed by Jan Armgardt. Foot stool is fit with the concave form of the front, so you can comfortably extend the seat also add the finishing touch to the perfect organic shape. [Via]
o4i design studio has designed the Dent chair for Bla Station. The Dent chair has a dented surface that challenges the idea of the slim and beautiful. Although dented, Dent is a comfortable shell chair with many uses to occupy most of the needs in public and private environments. Dent is a chair that exploring the technology of molded plywood, using traditional veneer. Dent Stack is a stackable chair in layer-glued compression-molded ash wood. [Via]
Allermuir introduced the new innovative seating, Phoulds chair at Neocon 2012. Phoulds is really in tune and have versatile design, through simple geometry provide a proportional and comfortable chair. The design consists of various variants: high back, medium back, and a light stacking version. The chair has been designed for use in a multitude of formal meeting environments and as such is available on a swivel 4-star aluminum base or 4-leg frame. The chair shell is finished in beech veneer that can be colored or stained for a more sophisticated look. The inside of the shell is wrapped in a series of interlinking upholstered pads and can be finished in a wide selection of fabrics and leathers. [Via]
During The Salone del Mobile 2012, Poliform has presenting Harmony chair, designed by Rodrigo Torres. Harmony Designs join chaos and order in a symbiotic relationship, full of expression, and rhythm. Order gives shape to a solid base and a soft, sophisticated surface and comfortable. Harmony is chair with structure from metal rod diameter 8mm in the finishing mat lacquer 32 colors or stainless steel. Shell veneered in spessart oak with 3D technique and mat lacquer 32 colors. [Via]
Fama has showing The MyKiwi chair at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2011 in Milan, Italy. MyKiwi is a unique chair, which combines a great design and exceptional comfort. The backrest is made of two separate pieces joined together with plated steel rods that provide dynamism and lightness to the back part of the chair. The side cushions are loose to adapt easily to any position. This can be combined with a footstool that fits make the chair perfectly, either with a swivel base or with castors. The footstool is an important accessory to get the maximal comfort. [Via]
An independent panel chaired by Dr Wim Poelman declared that the Seaser chair part of the chair collection from Lonc, Living Products, created by Rogier Waaijer has won in the consumer product category and from now carries the predicate Good Industrial Design. The Seaser chair is soft and comfortable without sacrificing the entire design. Seaser utilize beautiful upholstered with detail. For example: the color of the seams is a darker shade of the fabric’s color. [Via]
Dennie chair was designed by Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel in 1956 but never produced in large scale. Nanna Ditzel died in 2006, her daughter Dennie who taking care of her parent’s design heritage, has asked Onecollection to re-launch this chair. The chair which have named Dennie is delivered with fabric of own option, but is complete with Hallingdal 65 in sharp colors. Dennie is super comfortable chair equipped by a foot stool and a table. [Via]
Hamburg designer Markus Krauss has created Sway chair. Sway is a rocking chair with a lather padded and a steel rack. The shape of the seat enables many sided can be used, even sit pairs together. With the telescope mechanism, the rocking chair can be change become an easy chair position. [Via]
The Wafer chair is the first result of collaboration Konstantin Grcic with Swiss furniture producer Vitra. Wafer chair realizes an aesthetic based on materials and construction principles from the world of outdoor sports. The concept behind Wafer was inspired by windsurfing and paragliding that lightweight however have high performance solutions. Wafer chair proposes a high level of sitting comfort combined with an ordinary technical construction. The large swivel base further accentuates the chair sweeping dimensions and unconventional lightness. [Via]
At Milan Furniture Fair 2011, Vitra has presenting Jill chair, derived from cooperation with Alfredo Häberli. Jill chair is inspired by laminated wood shaping and re-explores the limits of this technology using a patented process. The laminated sheets are twisted like a ribbon till they meet one another in the seat. This makes a flexible shell featuring an open transition from the seat to the back, with the thickness of its veneer spiky towards the top of the chair. Two infinite lines, penetrates and surround one surface so that making a sculptural shape that follows the contours of the body and thanks to its high degree of flexibility, accommodates it with amazing seating comfort.
The bases for Jill chair is created of tubular steel, wire, aluminum and wood are also partially derived from historic prototypes and give a resoundingly contemporary design to the chair especially in its powerfully expressive coloring, which is suitable to complement the fabric. [Via]
