Posts Tagged ‘chair design’
The Darwin Chair, a chair to sit and pass book page
July 6th, 2010 | Author: admin
The concept of customization is leading some designers to scratch your head so that either end with a-hole in the skull, or just creating a functional furniture unlikely questionable. An example is Darwin Chair, designed by Stefan Sagmeister.
As we see in the image, the beauty is in the chair every day has a new design, thanks to some leaves, such as a notebook, to be handed one by one until finding the design that fits our mood. When the owner of the invention is tired of one of the painting, you can simply start it and get rid of it or use it to wrap fish.
I understand it as a wicked game of a mind in constant motion, because as furniture do not see the point. There are 200 sheets with different images and designs that have stuck to his chair back, leaves that are likely to deteriorate quickly with use. The chair design concept we’d been in the chair design Ikea PS Selma, although in that case it was padded and soft leaves rather thin, flat cushions, comfortable and removable, designed to last over time…….
How to mix luxury and Scandinavian design?
February 27th, 2010 | Author: admin
When the famous Scandinavian design editor decides to bring up to date a classic Scandinavian design that has not gone unnoticed.
Louis Vuitton, great luxury brand has decided to put a touch of luxury to a classic design, the Aarne Jacobsen Ant chair.
Declined in its swing, chair ant was dressed in leather for that unique piece.
The results for chair design is really breathtaking and very practical because you can take it with you even go on vacation.
First Scandinavian chair design Ruud Ekstrand
February 9th, 2010 | Author: admin
A beautiful chair design, creation of design Ruud Ekstrand edited by iForm.
A rustic touch to the Charlotte Perriand and a base not without recalling the work of Jean Royere this creation ruud Ekstrand perfectly expresses the simplicity and warmth of Scandinavian design.
Primo’s chair comes in two versions, “armchair” (pictured above) or classic chair (pictured below).
These chairs are not recent creations because this work has already been rewarded by a 1993 “Excellent Swedish Design”.