Sleepy Chair by Daisuke Motogi
Sleepy Chair is a chair as a blanket and ideal for a lazy afternoon and sharing with pets, this prototype was designed by Tokyo-based architect Daisuke Motogi who was born...
Category: Furniture
Festival Chair by TILT
The Festival Chair was designed by London-based studio TILT and as part of the award winning Festival Village 2012 project. More chair ideas on ideasgn Inspiration from designer: This deceptively...
Waste Less Chair by Architecture Uncomfortable Workshop
The ‘Waste Less’ chair was designed by hungarian Architecture Uncomfortable Workshop, using the waste remaining wood materials, can be completely closed and looks like a lying log. More chair ideas...
Artek 10-UNIT SYSTEM Chair by Shigeru Ban
The 10-Unit-System is a furniture system developed by Nordic company Artek together with Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, based entirely in UPM ProFi, a composite material made of recycled plastic and...
Petstools by Hanna Emelie Ernsting
Petstools is a footstools series create by German-American designer Hanna Emelie Ernsting, abstract animal shapes bring extra joy to living spaces. Inspiration from designer: The desire to relax at home,...
Workbed by BLESS
The Workbed is a two functions furniture combined with working and resting space, able to be transformed from a big table into a bed. The BLESS is a Berlin-based design...
FlexibleLove Chair by Chishen Chiu for Pinzaan
The ‘FlexibleLove’ is a flexible chair or bench with honeycomb structure and produced from widely-available recycled materials. Designed by Taiwanese designer Chishen Chiu, and is manufactured by Pinzaan Company Limite
Veryround Chair by Louise Campbell for Zanotta
The ‘Veryround’ is a simple and very round chair with 160 circles, designed by Copenhagen-based studio Louise Campbell for Italian manufacturer Zanotta. View more detail in Louise Campbell website and...
Minuscule Chair by Cecilie Manz
The Minuscule is a light upholstered chair for informal setting that designed by Copenhagen-based Danish designer Cecilie Manz for Fritz Hansen.
