Luxury Comfortable DS-225 Leather by De Sede

The DS-225 leather recliner by de Sede is a fine example of luxury and comfort. The DS-225 is designed to for every sitting position from sitting upright to completely reclined. The built in headrest is adjustable where it can be moved as your seating position in the chair changes. De Sede always focuses on the highest quality of construction with this recliner featuring some of the best leather in the world. This luxury recliner is available in …

DS-2410 Seating by Peter Maly and Birgit Hoffmann

The DS-2410 seating family furniture ideas is created by German designer Peter Maly and his business partner Birgit Hoffmann for the Swiss manufacturer de Sede. The commodious seat cushioning is partitioned by fine diagonal seams, while the diagonal motif is echoed in the sweeping armrests in the form of oblique stitching and pleats. The seating elements, sofas and stools perch on deeply recessed bases, while the large armchairs can also swivel. …

KLOE Modern Armchair by Marco Acerbis for Desalto

The modern Kloe armchair is a rotational moulded nylon or polyethylene armchair that really suitable for indoor or outdoor use with durability in materials and design. Designed by Marco Acerbis for Italian furniture firm Desalto, This Kloe modern armchair available in glossy lacquered nylon and matt polyethelene. Matt version available in green, white, orange and glossy finish in black or white. Visual softness and surprise are the concepts that …

Kolo Armchair by Jouko Järvisalo

The Kolo Armchair is a new seating design from the designer ‘Jouko Järvisalo’. The designer created this Kolo Armchair for Finish manufacturer Mobel. The Kolo armchair is moulded out of a single wooden sheet. The armrests form a planar surface, from which the seat and chair back are pressed out to create a hollow in which the user can sit. Kolo floats on air, supported by a minimalist tubular steel frame. The Finnish word KOLO refers …

The Cut Armchair by Filippo Ghezzani

This interesting Cut Armcair is designed by italian designer, Filippo Ghezzani. The name “Cut Armchair” is suggestive of the manifest intent of the designer: it is, literally and conceptually, the chair is made-up of four consecutive, vertically cut autonomous parts that acquire a real sense only when related to its baseline. From the geometric composition of its elements to the colours employed, the armchair fully reflects the philosophy of the …