INSA x Rousseau Hanging Bubble Chair

Project: Wagiman Client: Roussea Products Collaboration: “INSA” & Rousseau A shared passion for high heels brings together two creative talents.” Rousseau and INSA welcome you to view their first collaborative work at designers block 2008. This Illuminated contemporary retro classic hanging bubble chair with bespoke “INSA” print engraved into surface. Stainless steel ring and chain with white fur cushion. …

Stylish Glass Top Round Office Table – Saturno by Staino&Staino

Stylish and original is the perfect words to describe this Saturno glass top round office table furniture by Staino&Staino. This Saturno modern contemporary glass top table furniture could transform your modern home office interior into a beautiful space. Its round base’s shape reminds us with Saturn and its rings. The spherical central wooden structure is available in different color selection. The table has two glass layers. Upper g…

GAMEROX – Kids Gaming Chair

This cool new concept GAMEROX kids gaming chair is designed by the brain-child of designer Tim Briggs who came up with the idea after watching his younger cousin playing computer games. GAMEROX chair designed to promote movement during gameplay to provide health benefits through improved movement, circulation and exercise by taking advantage of children’s natural tendency to move with the scenes action. The GAMEROX is suitable for any console and…

Modern Chair from Arflex – Ball

This ultra modern sculptural chair is executed in rigid polyurethane, giving it a durability ideal for both indoor and outdoor environments. Designed by Carlo Colombo’s Ball chair design for Italian furniture firm Arflex. This modern ball chair design truly is the coolest seat that could make your home interior look beauty. The spherical body of this contemporary chair opens at the top to reveal a flexible-polyurethane seat that molds to your bod…

Ofidio Dining Chair by Facundo Poj

From Facundo Poj great seating project designed by Miami based designer, Facundo Poj. Here is some little desciprtion taken from the designer: I always start conceptualizing my pieces from a single line. Put the pencil down, give the paper a single stroke, pick the pencil up. I emulate the infinite freedom of the line of the snake. Structural strength, stability and ergonomics must all be solved with this one line; a minimal solution. Try to visi…