Easy Chair by Rasmus Warberg

Chair by Matilde Nyeland

A chair created by Danish designer Matilde Nyeland with the aim to satisfy various needs through one simple piece of furniture. A chair for the kitchen to experience and use every day, a simple wooden structure with minimal design featuring a seat divided into two parts: one front and normal, and one rear and tilted 105 degrees for a better comfort. Reflecting the last trends that see the kitchen not only as a place to eat, but a living room in which to pass time, entertain guests, read, play, work or simply relax, this solution allows the body to take two different positions: active or relaxed.

ISIS folding chair by Jake Phipps

"With its unique patented folding process the ISIS chair folds completely flat to just 3cm thick.

The chair is made from a series of flat geometric panels that are linked together and contained within its own self-encasing frame.

Originally manufactured by Gebruder Thonet-Vienna, 2008.  Currently out of production."

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Transformation and Distribution Centre for Abandoned Household Items by Joost Gehem

Chairs, carpets and blinds cleared from homes in the wake of deaths, divorces and bankruptcies form the raw material for these stools by Dutch designer Joost Gehem .

Cape Chair by Nendo for Offecct

Nendo designed the Cape chairs for Swedish design brand Offecct and each one comprises two pieces of bent wood on a lightweight steel frame. They are available in white, black and natural wood. 

Balsa Chair – Furniture Design of the Year 2012 by Kihyun Kim

The series solution is produced by ZEITRAUM in solid wood as the version in balsa wood has not yet met the requirements for an item of furniture in daily use. Moreover, the high production costs at present do not allow a viable market price. Further development is currently ongoing in order to achieve the desired result.

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Cord chair by Laura Carwardine