Cass Chair

2x2 Chair is made entirely of 2-inch by 2-inch wood members, carved on a CNC mill, and assembled into a minimal, yet comfortable chair. Available in oak, maple, or sapele with a hand...

Flo chair is made of thermoformed Corian, a durable countertop material with a stone-like feel. The folds and curves create a structural base and comfortable seat, giving the piece a...

Oliver chair is made of solid sapele wood with a hand-rubbed oil finish. The design is robust yet simple, with clean lines and soft edges. Thick legs enable sturdy connections, limit...

Flo stool is made of one single piece of thermoformed Corian, a durable countertop material with a stone-like feel. Inspired by the form of a cresting wave, the folds and curves crea...

Oliver armchair is made of solid sapele wood with a hand-rubbed oil finish. The design is robust yet simple, with clean lines and soft edges. Thick legs enable sturdy connections, li...

This stainless steel side table is inspired by Le Corbusier’s Dom-Ino House. The minimal form perfectly fits books around the central columns, and at certain angles, the structure di...

4 vintage chairs with 3 positions high chair, fireside chair, lounge chair fabric to redo dimensions are given in high position.

vintage school chairs stacking chairs chairs Sweden period 1950s design unknown Sweden condition good with signs of wear/patina size 78 x 53 x 53...

What happens when two becomes one? “The Oness” objects or people. It is about how coming together creates chair entertains the thought of a merging, between two a new, sometimes sens...

Crafted with meticulous care, the Folia Chair is a harmonious blend of form and function. Its elegantly designed shape, inspired by the delicate silhouette of a palm palm tree bark, ...

"The peculiar grace of a Shaker chair is due to the fact that it was made by someone who could believe that an angel could come and sit in it." (Thomas M...

Chair #3 , tracing the origin of a contemporary classic. The artisan way of learning applied to form. observe, imitate and repeat. Chair #3 is the result of a research in finding the origins of a sequence of chairs -Conoid, Kufenstuhl, Zigzag y Z Rasch-, all being named contemporary classics in the world of design. The celebration of “uniquness” however does not ultimately lie in what one sees at first glance but in the complexities contained in a single form and that one is able to acknowledge: The first chair in this sequence is the so called Conoid chair by George Nakashima...