Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Love Seat by Paul McClelland

Looking for stylish wooden chair that can be fit for two people in a comfortable way ? This Love Seat inspiration from american designer, Paul McClelland will gives you the answer. This love seat is made from hot rolled steel round bar. It’s been hand forged and welded. The fittings are machined steel and stainless steel with rubber bushings. It’s one of those items that really should be used in order to understand how it feels.
The cold molded plywood seat and back change position as you move around the chair because of the rubber bushings. Two people fit on it easily and comfortably. The steel has a clear gloss lacquer finish and the plywood has clear satin lacquer finish.

Monster Chair by Jinyoung Choi

Want to have monster in your home, then you should check this out, Monster Chair, another creative seating design ideas from korean designer, Jinyoung Choi. Monster Chair underlines the exiistence of funiture itself and the person sitting on that by making two-dimensional seat to weighty mass. When you look at that front ways, you see the feature well.

Sunday, August 15, 2010

The Whisper Wingback Chair by Phil Cater

This interesting whisper wingback chair is designed by a young British designer, Phil Cater who has create and add a great shelter for its user to protect from its surrounding noise. This chair comes in a matching footstool and side-table with a strong visual presence and graphical style. This cool whisper wingback chair offers comfortable space, privacy and secure feeling for its user which was made using a mix of traditional techniques and a distinctive profile that is enhanced by superb upholstery detailing.
The matching steel legged tables are finished with a solid ash table top and provide greater versatility for any meeting space. The Chair, footstool and table were designed as a contemporary version of the classic wingback chair. Ideally suited for the commercial market with commercial grade fabrics used from Scotland called Bute – Tweed.
Detailing the chair was key with contrasting colours and orange stitching on the grey arms and wings. The pulled in detail on the backrest was also designed to break up the large plain panel of the back and add shape to the backrest for comfort. The cantilever style of the chair also adds a light and modern feel with two chrome platted steel legs. A matching table and footstool complete the design.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Armillaria Stool and Table by Odoardo Fioravanti

Odoardo Fioravanti has presented his new collection of Armillaria Stool + Table for the Italian manufacturer PLUST Collection At Salone del Mobile 2010 in Milan.

Description by Odoardo Fioravanti:
This project takes its cue from a research about industrial production and the mechanical reproduction of products. It comprises a family of products born out of a common root whose offshoots form the individual objects, each addressing a different function. In this way the pieces of the series share a single base from which they sprout. Armillaria is the scientific name of a common species of fungi: the iconic mushroom is found easily in the woods, rising rapidly from the ground with its colourful caps.
This project represents a reflection on vegetal shapes, their structure and their appearance. Fungi are complex lifeforms whose various parts are different in shape but work together to form a cohesive, beautiful whole. Each piece of the collection alludes to the notions of birth, and growth. This collection consists of a stool and a table. All the products are made by rotomoulding.

The Miao Stool Collection by Marco Cocco

This new collection of Miao Stool will enrich our seating design collection here ( barstool ). Designed by Marco Cocco for the Italian manufacturer Caimi Brevetti, this Miao Stool was exhibited at Salone del Mobile 2010 features round and minimalist lines, smooth aluminium and chrome-plated steel in a number of finishes and thicknesses, making it a beautiful and comfortable seat for home use and for public spaces such as receptions, lounges and bars, snack rooms, etc.
Miao is extremely stable thanks to its square chrome-plated steel base; the column height can be adjusted with the die-cast aluminium lever while a convenient footrest is built right in.