Good Bones
The Patricius 1 chair by Sergey Senchin is a tribute to the golden age of the Roman Empire in which individuals paid great attention to…
Furniture
Furniture for the wanderlust
You know what I love about moving? The new city, the new experiences, new friends… You know what I hate about moving? The moving. Martin…
Summery Seating That’ll Warm You Up
This beachy chic outdoor seating by Muka Design Lab is giving us poolside vibes in the middle of December! It’s called Murcia and it’s a…
Prankster Seating for Your Boring Office!
It’s easy for office spaces to feel stale and boring. Designed with this in mind, the Teeter and Tot chairs aim to bring a bit…
Design that went from Grave to Cradle
The Phoenix Chair is called so because it rises from the ashes of the chair before it. Tasked with using the rusty framework from the…
A Chair for Any Occasion
Whether it’s at a desk, dinner table or TV room, the Hybrid Chair by Studio Lorier can transform to accommodate almost any situation. The versatile…
A Desk Draped in Storage
The Roto desk is a difficult one to describe because it’s like nothing you’ve seen before! The design utilizes vertical space without needing extra elements…
If the Iron Throne were a plush pillow
I can almost guarantee that Game of Thrones would have looked a lot cooler had they put this polystyrene filled, wool felt chair in it…
The Anywhere-chair!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rest/sitpack-zen-the-worlds-most-compact-chair-perfect I remember seeing the Sitpack a while ago and thinking back to the times when foldable chairs were still pretty huge. The Sitpack was…
Mesmerizing Furniture, Courtesy of Mexico.
Felix is a miniature sofa with a mesmerizing canopy that takes inspiration from Mexican architectural designs of the 1950s in which paraboloid structures and arches…
Turning plastic pollution into design solution!
The guys at The New Raw make a rather interesting point. The one material property of plastic we consider a benefit is in fact a…
Turning plywood into ‘play’wood
Seldom do we admire a table for not its surface, but its edges. The Breaking Surface table by Sophie Hardy pays tribute to the small…