The Axiome Chair

The Axiome chair in powder coated aluminium has a modern look that unites form and function. Its modern form makes the Axiome chair both unique and comfortable. The Austrian designers Bernhard Buchegger, Michael Denoth and Thomas Feichtner, based in Linz, Austria, understand “Axiome” as a counter strategy to an economically motivated concept of design. Instead of creating objects according to economic criteria, they search for a strategy apart of…

The Pile Chair by A2

The Pile Chair family designed by a new Swedish furniture brand that designs and produces all their furniture by skilled craftsmen in Småland, Sweden. This Pile Chair come in a regular upright version, as well as an easy chair that is more relaxed. The Pile Chair from A2: The Pile family is based on an idea of creating an extremely clean and distinct family of stackable chairs. The Pile chairs have straight and simple lines in combination with a …

Angel Chair by Pascal Teuling

This unique seating design “Angel Chair” is designed by a third year industrial design student at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht (HKU) Pascal Teuling. The Angel Chair is a design project using materials from Wheels Over Europe. The concept for the chair was “the chair as personal decoration.” Not simply a showpiece for the space, but also for the person in it, the Angel Chair has side wings that function as back le…

The Love Handles Chair by NunoErin

The Love Handles Chair is an interesting seating design furniture ideas inspired by the body’s hidden curves created by Jackson, Mississippi based design studio NunoErin. Its a full-figured lounge chair features an interactive finish that shifts color in response to body heat. Sitting on the chair will activate the piece’s color-changing properties and leave behind temporary prints of the body in unexpected new colors. The Love Handles Chair is a…

Rocking Cube Chair by Jessica Nebel

The Rocking Cube Chair represents more than an ordinary rocking chair. The seat area originates from the formal gesture of pushing the material through the body of the object. It is like a sculpture. The wooden veneer at the inner side of the chair creates warmth and cosiness. Foam, which is soft at the appropriate places, is used to make it comfortable. The Rocking Cube takes on more seriousness, perhaps a candidate for a library or study. But …