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]
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]
Medici chair, designed by Konstantin Grcic for Mattiazzi has won the award for best furniture design in 2013. Medici is a corner wooden stool and tables that organized by elbow support which is stabilized by two feet sticking out on both sides, with three pointed to the ground. Two wings forming the seat of the stool, while slightly higher table topped with a disk. [Via]
Konstantin Grcic has designed the Parrish chair for Emeco. This chair´s form is characterized by the lines of round sectioned aluminum tubing, softly coil around a separate seat element. The entire construction converges in one single element underneath the seat; made from die-cast aluminum and the joint holds everything together the legs, the arm-/backrest, and the seat. Conceptually, it determines how the chair is produced: in prefabricated parts, spliced together mechanically. The dry assembly of elements demands a high degree of precision, but offering extra flexibility in the production process as well as facilitating future repair work and recycling. Craftsmanship is no longer defined by hand-labor, but by the process of making precision machine parts: die-casting, extrusion, injection molding.
The Parrish chair is available as a high chair or low recliner. It can be fitted with three optional seats: molded plastic (polypropylene), solid wood (maple or walnut) and upholstery (leather or fabric). In combination with the touch of a different frame (natural anodized aluminum or powder coated color) chair can adapt to several different scenarios. [Via]
Manuel Torres Design has presenting Singular chair in Milan Fair 2013. Singular chair is unique, fun, and original, designed for the Spanish firm Tagar. The model of the chair has subtle curves and lightweight that attains visual harmony, balance and practical aesthetic and simple operation. Singular is an innovative design materialized in a skeleton consisting of metal rods on which rests a winding fold that forms the seat and back together by the simplicity and beauty of mechanical joints perfectly visible. Manuel Torres explains: ”Singular chair is designed for those who see the beauty and simplicity as a way of life,” and added,” Our focus was to make a piece with design, quality and innovation”. It becomes an object, accessible, stackable and easy to use, creating it perfect for the hospitality industry and contract. Through the harmony between form and use, is setting a trend reiterates achieving excellent quality and durability. [Via]
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 that provides a non-elastic textile to appear in a three dimensional way. [Via]
The young Argentinian designer, Nicolas Calandri has awarded as the winner in the third edition of the Infiniti Design De-contest 2013. Turtle by Nicolas Calandri is a project that fully answers to the demands of the contemporary way of living. This folding chair conceived in polipropilene, characterizes not only for its organic formal aspect, but also for the fresh and juvenile image, almost irreverent, that makes it an unique model. To differentiate this chair from the greatest part of the flexible chairs is the enveloping round one-piece shell that, combined to functionality and ergonomics, makes Turtle a different folding chair, in accordance to the even more reduced and dynamic living spaces. [Via]
Swedish designer Alexander Lervix has created a unique shape chair called The Spike chair. Spike is the seat made with old fashioned from a number of rods, like a bed of nails, which collectively imitate the curve of a body. The base of the chair is created of tubular steel, welded together with a three-millimeter steel base plate. The upper section is made of turned ash components. Alexander Lervik obtained inspiration for his new chair when he goes a trip to Philippines, “One day it poured with rain. Raining stair rods, as they say, and that’s exactly how it was. The shafts of rain resembled slanted lines and in that rain I suddenly saw the outlines of Spike in front of me,” says Alexander. The Spike chair presented at Gallery Pascale as part Stockholm Design Week. [Via]
Thailand design studio, Design 248 will be exhibiting Cutting Edge Chair at imm Cologne 2013, in Germany. The designer Jakkapun Charinratana has the idea to make a chair that comes from the unique blend between two materials: steel rods and teak. Steel rods are designed with a specific ‘void’ to lock the wooden structures in place. [Via]
Wings of Steel has shown at ICFF 2012 by New York designer Laurie Beckerman. Wings of Steel is a chair that plays with angle and curve also lightness and stability. From the side it looks to stand on tip toe before taking flight. The space between the strips makes startling optical pattern changing with the angle of light. This chair is made of laser cut steel strip and powder coated for durability and are available in various colors.[Via]
Designer Merve Kahraman has designed Hybrid chair. This unique chair was made inspired by the mythology of parahumans. Hybrid is an anthro chair unions with its owner, merging into one. It is fully handmade and available in various leathers. [Via]
