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 [...]
Northern California designer, Felicia Hung has created the Emilie chair. Emilie is the result of the exploration of the possibilities and limitations of veneer. The Shell uses a single flat pattern with two sides bent and joined at the center. The shape of this chair allows users to get the two surfaces come together to support them. [Via]
CANADIAN WOODWORKS has sent us images of A Chair.
Description from the CANADIAN WOODWORKS:
This chair is a very interesting and unique design, when you sit in it you feel free and very comfortable. Perfect for sitting down with some friends to play some guitar but also fits right in around a board room table. We’ve been able to sculpt this design into our own by deciding to attach the front leg to the seat using a true Maloof joint, this adds strength and beautiful fair transitions.
The designer team of Innovo Design, Jovana Bogdanovic, Christoph John and Zhang Lei is young and talented trio based in Hangzou, China. They has designed Piao chair from paper umbrella. Gluing layers of paper is the way how to create traditional paper umbrella. Paper layers are combined till the chair is strong enough to sit on, but is still keeping its flexibility. Hand made paper is rich of natural fibers that give strength to carry a person and is accordingly our option for this comfortable chair. [Via]
The famous designer Karim Rashid has created unique Inkline chair for Cierre Imbottiti. Inkline chair has a sleek shape and lightweight with single and double seaters. This chair has various and interesting colors, you can choose and pick one for decorate your house interior. [Via]
French designer Christophe Pillet has created Pulp chair for Kristalia. This chair is simple in form but complex in the technical. It was a design and technological challenge for a product designed to be easy to clean, resistant to wear and tear and stackable, and ideal for the contract furnishing sector and community areas. The structure of Pulp chair flows from a single surface molded according to the shapes of the body. Pulp produced by Kristalia of polypropylene in a variety of colors.[Via]
“A chair is not just a product of decorative art in a space,” wrote Finn Juhl, Danish furniture designer “it is a form and a space in itself”. Beautifully demonstrating this idea is his Pelican Chair (1940), with its graceful curves that befriend the body and wrap the sitter in its embrace. Pelikan is a wonderful part of the design that invites to every audience. Its organic form is a good example of the way in which Finn Juhl has been inspired by modern ”free art”. Typical of Finn Juhl, the Pelikan is very comfortable and manufactured according to best craftsmanship traditions with hand-sewn upholstery. The legs come in several types of wood. [Via]
