Aviva Chair by Jarrod Lim Design
Singapore designer Jarrod Lim has designed the Aviva chair for innermost. Aviva is a casual lounge chair, the result of research traditional basket weaving techniques. The unique pattern of the seat is hand woven from nylon or leather straps over a welded steel frame, attractive to the eye and to the touch. [Via] [...]
Beefeater Table by Bertjan Pot
The Netherlands designer has created Beefeater table for Lensvelt. The Beefeater is created entirely with grind of sheet material, and with cleverly put together like a 3D puzzle. The legs of the table at the same time create the rib that brings their tabletop. Beefeater’s twisted frame that makes the table asymmetric and hence attractive [...]
Dumbo Armchair by Tomek Rygalik
Polish designer Tomek Rygalik has designing Dumbo armchair for Moroso. Dumbo is an armchair with pleasant expression and strong personality. This chair overall is made with wooden construction stands in contrast to the bent wood organic armrests that inweave the backrest and the chair, while serving additional structure and support. [Via] [...]
Tangram is first shown during the Milan Furniture Fair from 9 to 14 April 2013 as part of the exhibition NOUVELLE VAGUE 2. Tangram has designed by Dan Yeffet that made of solid oak table in line with the table top classic geometric and graphic, colorful, and contemporary. The results are quite surprising and made [...]
Diamond Lamp by Sebastian Scherer
Diamond is a series of pendant lamps each with 12 facets, designed by Sebastian Scherer. This lamp has hexagon shape that resembles the diamond, play game of reflections. The material that used for made this lamp is made from powder coated and the galvanized steel. [Via]
Doshi Levien is a London based design office, established by Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien. Doshi Levien work for a broad range of clients including for Moroso, designing an impossible wood armchair. Impossible wood is an elegant armchair, have a bent wood frame but would be impossible made in any other way than by injection molding, therefore be named impossible wood. We were interested by the depth and texture of “liquid wood” which most used for make molded chair currently. [Via]
London studio Doshi Levien has designed Capo armchair for Italian manufacturer Cappellini. The Capo presented at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2011 in Milan. Its form and materiality derived from the image of a dapper man in a neat suit and a felted hat. As the name, Capo with its wide cantilevered arms and upturned lapel, alter the sitter into a boss. The thin flexible edges of the chair prepare shelter without being closed and also accentuate its lightness. Capo is available in some variations that create it fit for various arrangements. Leather, faux leather, felt and Alcantara can be used to upholster the whole armchair or be used in different combinations for the front and back. [Via]
