Talma Chair by Benjamin Hubert
Italian brand Moroso has launching Talma chair at Salone Internazionale del Mobile in April 2013. The project is the result of a close collaboration between London designer Benjamin Hubert. The chair is named after a type of cloak that depicts the chair’s construction, with a softly padded textile wrapped around a lightweight metal framework. The [...]
Cradle Chair by Benjamin Hubert
London based designer Benjamin Hubert has designed the Cradle chair for Moroso. Cradle is a fusion of hammock and chair with laser cut textile for support and comfort, shown at Salone Internazionale del Mobile in April 2013. It comes from a study of the relationships between traditional seating components, and utilizes a custom-made cut pattern [...]
Montera Chair by Roberto Lazzeroni
Designer Roberto Lazzeroni has created the Montera chair for Poltrona Frau. The Montera chair has the lightness of form with the sensory charm of leather. The internal part of the shell is covered in Pelle Frau® leather from the Color System. In elegant contrast the external surface is in Cuoio Saddle® Extra. Two different materials [...]
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 [...]
Pulpo already launch a Big Trio table at imm Cologne 2012. Big Trio is a side table offers a lot of storage space on a minimal surface, designed by Julian Appelius. With its three staggered levels, the side table is reminiscent the classic milking stool. [Via]
Arthur Brutter and Ido Bruno have created an earthquake proof table. A table is designed for classrooms schools in countries where located along geological rift lines and the building not withstand an earthquake. An earthquake proof table is designed for a range of building types and collapse scenarios. It provides a comprehensive solution by creating both covering protection and passageways for rescue team accessibility. Beside different weight and ceiling collapse patterns, an earthquake proof table takes into account the financial limitations of the schools. An earthquake proof table is need responsible production methods and durable cheap materials. Created base on to ergonomic principles, the earthquake table is light enough lifted and moved by two children, and adapted so easy to cleaned. [Via]
Kenyon Yeh has created Flab table. Flab is made inspired by classic table leg shape, and the results are seen to bring freshness and excitement. The Flab table is created by steel element to form the upper table. The design purpose is to bring up the iconic leg shape that is beautifully made from 3 mm steel cut and bended to form the leg. This combination would be suitable for public space, house dinner table, or working table. [Via]
Tables are designed to create life easier for people and one of the symbols of modern life. In particular, in the era of new technologies, design technologies such as high speed internet, 3 or 4 generations of mobile systems are faster than our modern lives. In this way, Nuvist began designing a new table for the television studio named Exspoze.
Nuvist has designing a great surface sensation. The curvature calligraphic lines are liquefy surface and inspired by all natural lines like human anatomy or to organisms of nature. The combination of concave and convex lines integrates with each other continuously. Exspoze table can be bowed, turned and twisted in different directions, it create an organic, fluid, form functional, ergonomic and sensual furniture. [Via]
American designer Paul Loebach has created a cool table called Watson. This elegant table will be exhibited during Milan Design Week 2011 together with three other projects from the collection called “Some recent experiments” and owned by the same designer. The Watson Table has taken its name from scientist James Watson, who is known for finding the helical structure of DNA. The shape is inspired by English furniture of the late 1600?s, with its distinctive open wood turnings, sometimes called ‘barley twists’. The designer was interested in translating these twisting shapes into bold structural elements, for the aim of experimenting with new combinations of materials and construction processes. The Watson Table is made from a wood and carbon composite. This table utilizes the inherent stiffness of carbon as a structural core, making a symbolic composition of maximum strength with minimal materials. [Via]
Chouchou Table has produced by Israeli design group Animi Causa. This table absorbs your personality and what you put inside. The Chouchou Table is made of a hard frame wrapped around about 500 meters of a flexible string. The special structure of the table possible you to place all of your objects inside. Dimensions of the table 70 x 55 x 46 cm.[Via]
The Elica Low Table is an amazing design by Isao Hosoe for Tonelli, Italian manufactures furnishing items and designer objects in glass. A patented system of steel bearings is used to spin the base, emphasis the helical movement of the central column.
Isao Hosoe’s visionary delights have contributed to Tonelli passion to experiment on glass furniture for years and the Elica is a fine product of that partnership. The craftsmanship that is behind the spiralling central column is gorgeous and the concept so interesting. In fact it is glass clear assurance that it serves as an accompaniment to the interior and do not beat around with bright decor. [Via]
