Maritime by Benjamin Hubert for Casamania

UK designer Benjamin Hubert presented this ash chair for Italian brand Casamania at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan last week.The chair, called Maritime, is constructed from ash plywood with the curves following the grain of the timber.Inspired by traditional wooden shipbuilding techniques maritime is a solid wood range of chairs that are skinned internally with a formed plywood shell.The construction technique where the supports are visible on the outside allows for a distinctive design language that is in harmony with the material and production. The ribs allow for a structurally robust chair with minimum use of material.aritime is comprised from solid and laminate ash and offered as an upholstered option. To enhance the construction details the range is also offered in translucent dyed colourways.

German Designers Lorenz-Kaz Has Created Tria Chair for Cole

Tria Chair with its comfortable and simple look, it’s the perfect place where someone could relax while reading a book or maybe a magazine.Tria chair this beautiful and functional seat. Tria chair for the new Italian furniture manufacturer Cole from German designers Catharina Lorenz and Steffen Kaz. Tria chair composed of three equal elements assembled together, lends itself to accommodate a sequence of colours chasing each other. It can be used in two different seating positions, center or side (right or left). Tria chair  the perfect place where someone could sit and relax.

Korean Designer Hyunsoo Choi Has Created Modern and Unique Stool

Everybody  likes modern and unique stools – this furniture is for you. These are has created by Korean designer Hyunsoo Choi, this modern and unique stools called Leaf stool and bar chair, with them you will definitely feel like in the future when you look at these shiny, sleek and seems elegant, this stools very soft but look really amazing! Leaf stool and bar chair would decorate your bar room  in the most contemporary way.

What a Plump Chair!

There’s a huge movement of ultra minimal chairs made of wood, metal, plastic and glass. Yes they’re gorgeous to look at but some would say, not as inviting to sit in. The Jamirang (loosely translated to “sleep” in Korean) is one comfortable looking chair. It maintains the unobtrusive lines I like, yet beckons to be sat on. Plump, is it alright to refer to a chair as plump?

Designer: Bora Kim

Drill design: Beetle chair

'Beetle' chair by Tokyo-based Drill design, is a Japanese folk re-interpretation of the british windsor chair.The materials and assembly of the piece are simple.Chair parts are machine cut fromglu-lam or plywood whets which fit together in a simple manner.The result is a small chair whose core concept is expressed through the curved ribs which form the seat back.'Beetle' will be presented at milan design week 2010.

Aanon Pairot: Dinsor pencil chair and lampshade

Singapore based designer Anon Pairot has created 'Dinsor', a furniture object influenced by the art of our everyday lives.After we sketch, draw or discover a new form, we are left to create new and innovative combinations of material -this series, inclusive of a chair and lampshade, integrates the two methodologies into one piece.Hundreds of pencils come together to compose the archetypal forms which are open and nest-like in their structure.Dictated by the characteristics of each pencil, the objects are both random and modest in their final appearance.

Paul Menand: Triplette Chair

A friend arrives at your apartment, stand up and give him a chair from under you.friend number two is on the way, repeat the drill.french designer Paul Menand has re-imagined the concept of the stacking chair with 'Triplette'.as a means of trying to find an alternative solution to space saving chairs, menand has designed a seat which multiplies fromone to three if needed. The 3-in-1 design allows you to nestle each of the seats into one another in a seamless way,making them suitable for sitting either when they are placed all together, or separated into the additional one or two chair options. 

Raft by Norm Architects for &tradition

The rounded wooden legs and tops of these stools by Norm Architects of Denmark are joined by brass or steel tubes.Called Raft, the collection for design brand &tradition comprises stools in sand-blasted oak or stained ash, plus a table with the same material combinations.

malagana: equilibrium bookcase

'Equilibrium' bookcase, designed by Alejandro Gomez stubbs of Malagana design.'Equilibrium' bookcase relies on stacked angled modules that not only create a playful aesthetic effect, but also integrate bookend functionality directly into the shelf design. The bookshelf's modules are connected with a steel joint designed to withstand the weight of the books.The cantilevered design forces the load of the weight towards the center, while the tilt of the compartments replaces bookends with the force of gravity, keeping books together. capable of being disassembled and fit into the two largest pieces, the set is easily assembled by hand from the five component modules,without the need for tools or additional hardware.