Hairy Chair by Charles Kaisin

This unique Hairy Chair is made of very fine cut paper designed by Charles Kaisin from Brussels. This wonderful chair was presented in the Maison&Objet fair in Paris on September 2007 as a part of the Ecological trend.

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The der Schlitten Toboggan Chair by Phillip Grass

An aerodynamic seating idea combined with an opulent vehicle has created this der Schlitten (Toboggan)Chair. An original idea from the seating designer Phillip Grass.

The designer says:

der Schlitten (Toboggan) combines elements of mid-century aerodynamic design with an opulent vehicle. The materials used: zebrawood, elm burl veneer, plywood, upholstered with neoprene fabric and PU-foam.

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Seating Designs Creations by Philippe Krzyzek

This is a great collection of the latest seating design creations from the German designer Philippe Krzyzek. The designer preferred to use materials with wood, stone and metal implements on his furniture idea.

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Sander Mulder VK001 Chair

The chair 'VK001' is an industrially produced chair with handmade qualities designed by a young dutch designer with a portfolio full of designs that cover lighting, accessories and furniture Sander mulder. In the production process and at purchase this chair is equal to everybody. While you are using the VK001 chair the seat transforms into the perfect fit for your body, one of those handmade qualities everyone appreciates, with the convenience and cost effectiveness of industrial production.



This VK001 Chair design attempts to personalize an industrial produced product. In today's mass consumption, traditional and proven qualities are often sacrificed for the ability to produce at the largest numbers and lowest prices possible.

'Bricks + Mortar' Sofa and Chair | Richard Woods and Sebastian Wrong

Collaboration betweeen British artist Richard Woods and designer Sebastian Wrong have produced the design of this series of 'Bricks + Mortar' Sofa and Chair design. The upholstery bares a classic Woods screen print that turns a recycled, domestic motifinto an applied ‘icon'.



The irony of the Bricks & Mortar design lies in the extreme comfort of the chair in comparison to the perceived ‘hardness' of the print. The elegant, fundamental shape of the single seat chair, two-seater sofa and footstool provide the ideal vehicle for Woods' bold design.



'The concept behind the bricks & mortar collaboration was a natural progression into
upholstered surfaces using woods' brick print. the scale and layout of the bricks dictated the scale of the seat and sofa so the mortar lines correspond with the geometry of the object,' says sebastian wrong