Modern Chaise Lounge from Sitia

Designed by Italian architect Giorgio Parise, contemporary chaise lounge Sigmund from Sitia is intended for rest and for the style. This modern chaise lounge has a unique perspective and composition that defies the laws of gravity. This luxury chair is based on its strong and simple steel base, allowing the effect of levitation, while the minimalist design further enhances the feeling of weightlessness. With an adjustable head, this piece calls t…

The Möbius Chair Design Competition by Frans Schrofer

The Mobius Chair was created for a design competition conducted by Fritz Becker, a German manufacturer of formed wood products. Designed by dutch designer Frans Schrofer of Studio Schrofer. The designer had ubmitted 3 chair designs, one of which was a rough pencil sketch of an undulating circular form with convex and concave lines, pushing the limits of wood lamination and 3D forming. The chair was named Möbius for its resemblance of a continuou…

Plastic Dandy Chair by Isaac Monté

This Transparant Plastic Dandy Chair design is a great furniture works designed by Isaac Monté, a design student at Norway’s Oslo National Academy of the Arts. Plastic Dandy is a sitting sculpture designed by the Belgian designer Isaac Monté, but produced in Norway. The cold, plexi-plate contrasts with the warm, woollen plaid. The transparent piece of furniture is formed in such a way that light accentuates the curves. It is been made in one pie…

Wip Chair by Khodi Feiz

This white foam chair is called Wip Chair / NL-Lounge designed by Khodi Feiz. Made of polystyrene foam using a computer driven cutting system based on the hot wire. The seating elements adorn the outdoor and indoor spaces of the Dutch embassy in Berlin in June 2006. Five other Dutch designers: Roderick Vos, Richard Hutten, Satyendra Pakhalé, Kas Oosterhuis and Ilona Lénard were also asked to each design a suite of seating elements to jointly form…

Onedge Lounge Ottoman

The Onedge Lounge Ottoman series explores using plywood on its edge to create form, structure, and comfort. The onedge lounge, now in its fifth generation, is comprised of repeated elements which are bolted together without the use of adhesive. Designed for relaxation with minimal form the cantilevered base offers flexibility and bounce for added comfort. It is available with or without arms and can be accompanied by the ottoman, which can be use…