Showing posts with label Exterior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exterior. Show all posts

June 19, 2015

THE BOW TIE CHAIR BY GRIDESIGN STUDIO

Bamboo is one of the symbols of the Taiwanese culture. This product utilizes the flexibility and strength of Taiwanese bamboo to perform a brand-new style of modern furniture. Constructed by heating laminated bamboo several times, to give its curved shape. 
The chair offers users of experience of comfort and good ventilation, with two storage areas on both sides.Taiwan-based Gridesign Studio and founder Scott Lin have chosen two types of shades, smoked and unsmoked bamboo color. 
This Tie chair looks more like a fashion accessory and sculpture, than ordinary chair.









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December 5, 2013

Chair made from dowels and elastic by Benjamin Mahler

French designer Benjamin Mahler has created a chair using only dowels and elastic.






November 30, 2013

A Rocking Horse With Roots by David Schellander & Stefanie Richtsfeld

Sitting itself is kinda boring, but design shouldn’t be… it should be fun! That’s the philosophy behind this modern interpretation of the classic Panton chair. To preserving the timeless character of the chair, the designers have avoided decorating it arbitrarily. The chair becomes an integral part of the design, as it would have been intended as a rocking horse by Panton in 1959. Original materials of the chair combined with locally grown wood, (in contrast to the dark fabric & metal) communicate elegance & lightness.

November 14, 2013

LEVELS MODULAR STOOLS BY EELCO VOOGD





October 3, 2013

Thin Black Lines Chair by Nenso and Philips de Pury & Company

Called Thin Black Lines, the series includes a chair and clothes rack intended to apear as sketches in the air or calligraphy symbols.Japanese studio Nendo will present a collection of black wire furniture with Phillips de Pury & Company at the Saatchi Gallery in London later this month.




September 3, 2013

Kirk Chair by Patrick Frey for Vial

"To create the Kirk chair, Patrick Frey precisely cut a special aluminium alloy so it bent into the desired shape.He used clamps to sculpt the seat shell over a frame formed by the tubular aluminium legs and back, then folded the edges to increase stability.The seat curves up at both sides to meet the lower bar of each armrest and swoops right to the top of the back, leaving large gaps in the corners.Designed for Vial to be used both outdoors and in, the chairs are stackable for easy storage and transportation."