Furniture

We have recently presented to you the cabinet combined with the lighting. And now you should have a look at the Interlux chair designed by Manfred Kielnhofer. He tried to create two in one: a light art object combined with a cozy chair. Interlux chair is made of plexiglass and neon light with a flat plexiglass sheet for the seat and back. The unique long neon object is contained in a transparent tube. There is no effect from fluorescent light that is in the transparent tube of this chair. You can change the light tubes easily, so you can change the colours and create different atmosphere. This chair will certainly draw everyone’s attention making your place modern, stylish, fresh and innovative.

Henry Sgourakis is an Australian designer who was influenced by the warm memories from his childhood. He grew up in his Grandma’s house in post war Australia. The design of the NOOK chair pays homage to the lace doilies that decorated the interior of his grandmother’s home. In a world where technology seems to almost dictate our existence Sgourakis intend was to create a piece of furniture that would remind people of the simplicity of life as it was. This model was created by knitting with a strong frame in a circular pattern, mimicking a spider’s cobweb. The handcrafted chair looks fun, creative and sturdy. The cord used is UV protected, so it is suitable both for indoor and outdoor interior. It is not only a piece of furniture but also a great decorative element.

The La Roche Chair by the Russian designer Milla Rezanova is a one amazing chair. It has an unusual design which will certainly draw everyone’s attention. This chair seems like it is floating and it is hard to believe it is suitable to be sit on but at the same time it is very stable. You may think the whole weight of the chair is supported by the sharp and narrow pointed leg of the chair. La Roche is interesting not only from the point of view of the shape but also because of the combination of colours (brownish-red and white) and materials (wood and plastic). No doubt this chair will bring refined elegance to any interior.

There are lots of people who have a real passion for wine, who collect different valuable sorts of wine from all corners of the world. For those who want to flaunt this treasure instead of letting it gather dust in the cellar or wine rack, Don Vino Wine Table is the wise idea. It was designed by talented woodworker Vincent Chicone for Chicone Cabinetmakers and was inspired by the oak barrels that are used for storing wine in the underground cellars in the big wineries in Finger Lake. This piece of furniture looks very elegant and stylish simply created for real connoisseurs. It can hold up to 16 wine bottles and the hardwood is customizable. The legs of the unique table are rounded, imitating the shape of the barrels perfectly. The upper part is covered with glass in order to allow to see its contents. Special openings are situated in the table to introduce the bottles. This gorgeous wine table is available in cherry, oak, walnut and maple. It is contemporary in style and also tastefully showcases all your wine collection.

The designer Roeland Otten, based out of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, has recently presented ABC chairs, the prototypes of the letters in the alphabet. As you can guess there are 26 models in his collection which are made of lacquered MDF with hopes to mass produce these chairs with a lighter more durable material. The seats can be arranged to form words so they can perform a communicative function. The idea of the designer is that smaller size ABC chairs would also be applicable for children’s interiors, such as libraries and schools. Limited editions of prototypes can be produced upon request. ABC chairs were produced with the help of Fonds BKVB and Materiaal Fonds voor Beeldende Kunst en Vormgeving.

The designer Roeland Otten, based out of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, has recently presented ABC chairs, the prototypes of the letters in the alphabet. As you can guess there are 26 models in his collection which are made of lacquered MDF with hopes to mass produce these chairs with a lighter more durable material. The seats can be arranged to form words so they can perform a communicative function. The idea of the designer is that smaller size ABC chairs would also be applicable for children?s interiors, such as libraries and schools. Limited editions of prototypes can be produced upon request. ABC chairs were produced with the help of Fonds BKVB and Materiaal Fonds voor Beeldende Kunst en Vormgeving.

Roses are favorite flowers of many women. They symbolize tenderness, love and softness. Italian designer Masanori Umeda from Edra, inspired by their beauty, has created the perfect armchair. The Rose chair looks like a real flower, and will certainly decorate a romantic interior. Hand-made rose petals are made of soft velvet pillows, so you will feel comfortable and cozy sitting there. The frame is in moulded metal with small parts in shaped wood. Armchairs are available in red, white and black colors. But unfortunately this item is rather expensive sold for 6,000 pounds. Size: H 80 cm, Seat H 48 cm, W 90 cm, Depth 82 cm.

Nowadays everyone wants to be unique in some way, not similar with others. This concerns the house interior too. The main purpose is to make house attractive or may be even unusual in some way, to make your house stand out among others. Lila Jang, the designer with her own special view, presented her new Fluid collection of seats. You will be impressed because all the shapes are very unpredictable and unusual. Her furniture seems to live its own life. The collection includes several pieces of furniture such as “Canape”, the sofa that actually climbs a wall corner, with half of its foot on the floor or two chairs with seats that are different but share the same back. Or maybe you prefer the chair that seems to be melting down? Take a look at those Lathe chairs by Sebastian Brajkovic. I find it as a very interesting and also “new style” for any home improvement. Do you?