Lava Sofa Lounge Furniture from Cor

This comfortable Lava Sofa is designed by Sudio Vertijet designer ‘Kirsten Antje Hoppert and Steffen Kroll’ for Cor Furniture. Flowing forms invite you to relax, sit or recline on several levels. The sofa spills down to the floor via soft mats. Modular. Core furniture’s Lava Sofa has so many things to offer. The “Lava” is so many things, “a work of art and a piece of sitting-reclining lounge furniture at the same time, the concept of …

Isola 8 Lounge and The Pyramid Chair by Karim Rashid

…pyramid reflects who he is and symbolizes his hopes for the shape of things to come. He describes himself as “an upside-down multicultural being” – someone who is “Canadian-Irish-English-Algerian-Egyptian-American, with some Italian education thrown in the mix.” In short, he´s a product of an increasingly cosmopolitan world, and as such, he believes it´s time to “turn nationalism and jingoism around and become one global paradise.” Isola 8´s name…

Unique Furniture with Decorative Skeletons and Bones

This studio Job’s unique furniture collection is called Industry Series with unique decorative ideas displayed Skeletons and Bones at its surface. This furniture was displayed at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery in London. Its made of Indian rosewood and feature animals, insects, birds, guns and various industrial objects, all integrated in a overall dark theme. Bones and skeletons are the recurrent graphics. It you have a traditional room t…

Kosmos | Modern Outdoor Furniture from Extremis

Kosmos is a highly functional and modern outdoor furniture from belgium company Extremis that was presented in Interieur 2008, Kortrijk. The circular designed seating area of this outdoor furniture promotes entertaining where guests lounge comfortably around a table and are able to socialize. The circular seating can accommodate 6 to 9 people with a handy table in the middle, ideal for meetings or informal entertaining. It’s comfortable and smart…

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 …