Back to Basics
In the early 1930`s Max Stoelker had the idea to build a chair without additional bracings, just a backrest, seat and legs. He invited a…
In the early 1930`s Max Stoelker had the idea to build a chair without additional bracings, just a backrest, seat and legs. He invited a…
At first glance, Los Angeles-based design studio Sitskie’s “Block” collection of furniture looks hard like most wood furniture, but take a seat and you’ll experience…
Mudra is a Sanskrit word meaning gesture. Hand gestures are a major part of India’s cultural heritage, especially in the performing arts. Dance forms can…
The Spielbein chair was designed with vertical legs on one side and two tilted ones on the other to solve group seating arrangements. Its basic…
Modeled on an abandoned stretched Eames Fiberglass Shell Armchair at the Henry Ford Museum, the design imagines the lost prototype reborn using the most modern…
The core of this seating design lies in its legs! The Twin Bench has a playful, interactive character… is simple and easy to assemble… and…
One of the most abundant and yet easily forgotten objects, the shipping pallet can be found in all corners of the world… many of which…
The ONDA marble bench is born from the desire to minimize material waste by using modular sections that aren’t instantly recognizable as similar. Cut from…
Proposed for NYC’s historical Battery Park, the ALIS bench serves as both commodity and art. Lightweight & durable, the ergonomic sections are constructed through the…
Applied perfectly to this ultra-contemporary garden setting, Peter Donders’ creative seating designs, the C Bench and Stone, instantly command a strong visual attraction. Each uses…
Anyone who’s lived in a studio apartment understands the frustration of not having room for a table. Besides providing a proper place to eat, many…
The Mägi (Estonian for “mountain”) bench’s striking construction is composed of just two parts: the upper with simple and pure geometry that constitutes the seat…