Basket Chair by Vico Magistretti

"This one gets noticed. Inspired by Scandinavian design, with curved, graphic lines for the enveloping back and armrests. The Basket armchair has enough personality to be striking on its own. It completes a conversation zone in the living area, or offers a comfortable extra seat in the bedroom. Born to transform, in fabric or leather, it changes its mood depending on the base: fixed, for quiet moments at home, swiveling for dynamic days in the office, rocking for a bit of good cheer, just about anywhere."

ROCK CHAIR BY FÄRG&BLANCHE

From Färg&Blanche, "a rocking chair for our own time." 
"Rocking chairs frequently remain in an ornate, salon mode. Fredrik Färg's Rock Chair is a rocking chair for our own time. It continues the traditional rocking chair's comforting function but in a modern design. Rock Chair is a knock-down design sold in a flat pack. The five pieces are easy to fit together. When the chair has been assembled, the construction is its expressive feature. Nothing is hidden and one can see how the chair holds together."

HUG STOOL BY EMO DESIGN

"The colourful rope detail, in contrast with the natural main body, permits to move Hug from a room to another and gives a strong personality to a simple 'piece of wood'." 

BAMBY CHAIR BY NOÉ DUCHAUFOUR-LAWRANCE

"Face on, its a classical and welcoming chair with a solid wood structure firmly planted on the ground and an upholstered seat. From another viewpoint, Bamby reveals a slender and ethereal profile with tilted rear feet which suspend the seat in the air; a leaf delicately placed upon a dynamic structure." 

From Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, a chair with tilted rear feet resembling a deer fawn, hence the name Bamby. 

'Dry' Chair by Massimo Morozzi for Giorgetti

'Dry' chair by Massimo Morozzi for Giorgetti, 1987

COUPE Chair by Läufer + Keichel for Offecct (SE)

At first glance COUPE gives the impression of being entirely made of textile. In fact COUPE can be described as a chair that has been dressed up in textile. Läufer + Keichel and Offecct have used a special knitting technique in order to obtain this effect…

‘We wanted to create a chair that gives the impression it is wearing pants,’ says Läufer + Keichel.Julia Läufer and Marcus Keichel founded the design agency Läufer + Keichel, which is based in Berlin. Their work has been characterized by the quest to create everyday objects with a human face, regardless if it is architecture or product design.Läufer + Keichel has been awarded the Good Design Award, the Red Dot Award and the IF Product Design Award, and has participated in a great number of expositions throughout the world.

Dodecahedronic Chair by Hiroaki Suzuki