Chair by RO/LU "Sitting as Seeing (After Rietveld)"

“The Foursquare Staircase” introduces a new typology of vertical communication in architecture. The model is part of an innovative approach to the staircase, where four spirals allow...

Modular plywood shelving or bench or tables, made by the now defunct Minneapolis-based contemporary design studio RO/LU. There is a natural wax finish to the...

Extremely light yet strong, foam-based stool prototype by Spanish designer Pablo Limón. These pieces are hand-formed and chromed using an intricate process of layering and sanding layers of silver nitrate to create their multicolored and uniquely detailed surfaces. This example is titled “Silver Nitrates - Prototype #3”. PABLO LIMON is an architect, industrial designer, and furniture designer based in Mexico City, Spain, and New York City. Limón runs his own design studio, PLDO, and is also partner and architecture director at Savvy Studio, which has offices in New York City and Mexico City. This series of his furniture pieces are the result of experiments with metallic coatings, applied to medium-density foam bases shaped into simple stools...

Smoked glass and brass console table comprised of two separate tables reaching towards each other by Los Angeles designer Brian Thoreen. Cantilevered by a brass column, the glass ele...

"Q-bo - Chair" designed under the geometric concept of a cube, exclusive edition of 20/20 pieces, at the Graphic Research Laboratory (LIG), CDMX. Made entirely by hand, in a 3/8 ”and 1/2” steel rod structure and White Encino wood. Design: Luis Ricaurte...

Stal chair by Lucas Tyra Morten 2018 Limited Edition of 48 Dimensions: W 47, H 80, D 47 cm Material: Wrought iron and leather With the quest to create the maximum minimal chair that sticks to both function and duration, stål chair came to life. Traditional craftsmanship was out of importance...

Kub chair by Lucas Tyra Morten 2020 Limited Edition of 18 Dimensions : 95 H 75.5 D 65 cm Material : handwaxed plywood With elements inspired by one of the ...

In 1923 Gerrit Rietveld designed his iconic Berlin chair for the ‘Juryfreie Kunstschau’ in Berlin. In addition to the Red-Blue chair, this is one of Rietveld’s most famous chairs. In...