Designed by Pepe Heykoop the Soft Oak Chair looks like massive blocks held by a slim frame. These massive blocks have the look of a butchers block but appear to be soft and quite comfortable while touching it.
The ‘fabric’ of the chair consists of a wooden mosiac of oak. Found on Studio Pepe Heykoop
I have to say that this idea is very useful, safe energy and I would like to see it applied more. The Murakami Chair’s has an attached lamp that is powered by your rocking back and forth.
Why waste valuable kinetic energy created while leisurely rocking when you could power an OLED lamp while doing so? The OLED lamp even senses when it’s light or dark out, and if it’s light, stores the energy produced by rocking in a battery pack until nightfall. The chair, designed by Rochus Jacob, rightfully shared first prize at the DesignBoom Green Life Competition.
Its wooden curves are constructed out of walnut and the black upholstery nestled inside includes high-quality stitching. So if you want a chair that is comfortable, and also looks good by itself then this should be your choice.
The Kruze Chair is a nicely-crafted piece of furniture that was designed by industrial designer David Fox, who collaborated with Boss Design. The Kruze Chair is available as a chair with four legs or with a recycled aluminium 4-star base. It is also available as a four legged bar stool which can be specified with or without a back.
These wooden pieces were created by Michelle Kauffman for a family who recently had a baby. “The gift of building”- she calls it while happily remembering her favorite activity as a child.
To take this even further, you could even try building such blocks for yourselves, find a nice place to store them (in the children’s room) and use them as seating places when your kids have friends over for example. It would also be a great way of enhancing their level of creativity.
If you are looking for a piece of furniture that is more unique, then take a look at this chair that was sculpted by Eryn Ailor. The chair might look strange but it would be a great piece of furniture for an eclectic space.
It’s almost peculiar how comfortably tranquil the chair is on its own, and (although it’s constructed from walnut) it would be an amazing concept new furniture for an outdoor pool chair or several arranged around a patio. Personally, I wouldn’t mind kicking back in front of a wide-screen television with a drink in one hand and the controller in the other. It is the summer after all.
Developed by Korean designer Jung Myung Taek, the Ducking Lounge Chair is true to its name by appearing to be one of the most relaxing-looking chairs out there. Two meters long, the chair is structured from walnut and held together by strategically-placed screws that give it a light, springiness that would work perfectly either in or outdoors.
Designed by Lewis Taylor this wood chair is a chair that has a small place that can be used for storage.
What you put in there is your book and your pencil. It’s got some nice features, too! Like for example it’s made of solid ash wood and leather. The designer suggests that this chair could also be used as a temporary or permanent substitute for a bedside table. What do you think ? I Think is Simplicity is the best.
There is something fascinating about puzzles, whether they are in the classical form of a game or in any other. Children love them, adults can’t get enough of them and the design industry seems to have fully taken advantage of their popularity. This cocktail table, part of the Puzzle Collection is a great example of how puzzles interact with furniture and design in general.
Produced by Patou Design, this seemingly ordinary table (when not expanded) can twist and turn in order to fit your needs of space. It is also very useful for those times guests will surprise you and drop by uninvited. Simply take out the puzzle table and expand it. You should be careful around children, we are guessing that the temptation would be substantial. Once the table is set, the cocktails madness can start.As we stated before, what is especially stunning about this table is its versatility. Notice how it can be used as three separate tables or as one table “made” by two pieces tide together using the help of glass. If you want to purchase this product or the other items in the Puzzle Collection, you can do so by accessing this link. However, the price is not specified. Production and shipping take from 4 to 10 weeks. There is also a contact form that you can use to type in any significant details about you order. The table is custom made, so e creative and think of all those exotic drinks!
Carved out of wood this superb piece of chair furniture can easily blend with any furniture of your home dimension space or room. The incredible color of the snake bar stool gives it a superior look and one can comfortably seat on it. This chair is just a concept for now, but you have to admit that the idea is just awesome.
Since I run new furniture I’ve saw a lot of interesting pieces of furniture but this one is really unique ones. Designed by Svilen Gamolov the Snake Bar Stool is radically designed and resembles a hissing snake ready to strike at the challenged with a vicious and fatal poisonous bite.
The chair features two front legs and a pair of wood feet attached to the back portion of the chair, and also a wood backrest that adhere the two sides of plastic shell. The cool and simple artistic looking chair also has an additional upholstered cushion to endow you with comfort
New Simple Art Chair designed by Designers Damaris & Marc Design Studio from Barcelona the Ilium Chair combines plastic and wood material to create a piece seat inspired in a female human pelvis bone. Its shape structure chair reminds one of a flower and its avant-garde style fits the greatest rooms. This chair furniture carved out of wood and plastic shell’s bone, this stylish chair has incredibly organic design.
Originally Designed in 1953 by Canadian designer Jacques Guillon, the Cord Chair has been out of production for more than 40 years. Avenue Road, a Toronto based manufacturer, has announced they will be re-issuing the chair, beginning in August of 2009.
Constructed in a solid maple wood frame and finished with either a walnut wood veneer or black lacquer, the chair’s material integrity is true to Jacques Guillon’s authentic design. The seat and back are fully strung in either white or black 8-strand braided cord.
Designed by Philippe Malouin the “Skid Row” will be part of his exhibition ‘unusual context’ for nextlevel gallery in paris. The chair is made from bent steel tubing, perforated birch balls, and elastic shock cord. Philippe malouin’s work combines a certain element of humor, with both conceptual and functional language.
When the user sits down, the wooden balls rearrange and contour the shape of his or her body. And I think when we sit there, the wooden balls can give a little reflection therapy to our body.
Designed by Evan Dublin, this brightly-hued slide chair is sure to give any room a brilliant pop of color. The Slide Chair was built from a reclaimed slide component found at a new york city salvage yard,and offers a new playful outlook on the classic wing-back chair. The whimsical stature of the chair offers a great secluded area for reading and relaxing for children of all ages.
Creative design chair combine with the wall covering
Normally we think of convertible furniture as transforming from one useful thing into something else with a practical function. These simply elegant folding chairs by Studio Dror collapse into something you might actually want to use simply for wall decoration: a simpler refined furniture solution than sticking cheap folding chairs back into the closet.
Designed by Marina Bautier for Atlantico, this simple-looking chair is a multi-functional piece of furniture, perfect for small home owners and design enthusiasts alike.
The ‘Chaise & Tabouret’ as it is called, is a unique chair made from solid wood, which conceals a small, detectable stool for additional seating when needed (can also be used as a small side table). The stool slides effortlessly into a groove under the chair, and is held in place by a small stop …how fabulously clever!
