Hedronic Chairs by Berlin-based anOtherArchitect

Hedronic chair, that's what the designer call for this simple solid shape of mathematical object called a Polyhedron from the Berlin-based designer anOtherArchitect. The entire hedronic chair is produced from a single piece of folded stainless steel.

The white colour, together with the origami-like folding creates the impression of a light paper chair. In order to reduce the weight of the chair and also make it appear more transparent, a pattern of different holes was applied. Three new patterns based on parametric design principles were developed for the ArchMoscow exhibition. The chair is manufactured in Russia by Nayada.

D’Amore Chair By Russell Grigg

This cool transparant D’Amore Chair is made by the Designer Russell Grigg from the Australians Chez Banc. You can have it in its original form, transparent plastic, or you can just add the mattress of your desire: leather, fabric, fur. Or the Union Jack for a patriotic design moment.



























This transparent chair takes the simple form of the human body and makes it so much more than a hollow.

Modern Bar Stools from Bernhardt by Danerka

The Aro stool is a modern bar stool design from Bernhardt, by Danerka. Bound to fit in at any social gathering, they provide a handy and stylish seating solution. Their tall, stately figures are instantly noticeable… yet their repetition of a circle outline makes them friendly and accessible. The circle base in shining chromed metal gives the stools a wide, stable foundation.



























Repeated in the frame, the second circle gives you a footrest. Lastly, each Aro stool is topped with a circular seat available in two wood finishes, and a white finish, for you to choose from. Sleek European style for your home entertaining – the Aro stool by Danerka would look great with a breakfast bar or cocktail bar alike!

Osorom Bench

Osorom Bench, the circular seating system by Konstantin Grcic is a skillful combination of emptiness and lightness. An environmental sculpture which boasts airiness wherever it is placed. Osorom’s frame, a combination of fiberglass and resin, conveys an idea of visual transparency.

Konstantin Grcic was born in Munich, Germany in 1965. After training as a cabinet maker at Parnham College in England he studied design at the Royal College of Art in London from 1988-1990. Konstantin Grcic creates industrial products widely described as pared down, simple, minimalist.


What sets Konstantin Grcic apart from the minimalism in fashionable currency today is that he defines function in human terms, combining maximum formal strictness with considerable mental acuity and humor.







Osorom Detail Product :
Designer : Konstantin Grcic, 2003.
Material : Techno polymer composite.
Made in : Italy by Moroso.
Dimension : 47.25" dia. | 13.75" h

The 3 Step Chair

This is the 3 Step Chair design from Pinar Yar & Tugrul Govsa. an odd chair design that they made for you that have six legs. Looking at it side-on. The 2 extra set of legs are supposed to confuse you, as if it’s in motion. It comes in a variety of shapes and configurations thanks to fiberglass and a production process called vacuum infusion. The product is super light and rigid enough to support a lot of weight.

Wavy Chair

The Wavy Chair from Reset Design is preety cool ones, this chair as you can see just like a waves in the ocean, availabe with many selection of colors from transparan white to red, green & blue ones.

The Origami Chair by New York designer James Deiter

Origami ( the art of paper design ) is always give us some new experience in creating all kind of models that we want to made, such as this interesting chair design that was created by New York designer James Deiter [ the Origami Chair ]























Just like other origami design, the strength in this chair comes from clever folds, formed from a single sheet.