The Evitavonni Blue Chair is a piece of furniture with a brilliant color of blue that makes the chair an inevitable focal point for any room. The design is suitable for contemporary interiors and is truly iconic, the quilted effect with interspersed buttons playing with the norms of more traditional furniture. The chair looks good, and I’m pretty sure that it will cost some money but you have a good looking piece of furniture that can last a lifetime. Finally to make everything look even better the chair comes equipped with a comfortable matching footstool. - Via

Published by Michael July 3rd, 2008 in Furniture
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Tags: chair, contemporary, Footstool, Furniture
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The Ice Lounge is a place created for relaxation and especially to enhance the pleasures of a truly delightful ice cream. Right now you might ask yourself why ice cream ? This piece of furniture was created by Claudio Colucci for a a Swiss ice cream manufacturer. Claudio’s objective was to create a chair that would enhance a person’s experience while eating ice cream. The lounge also contains an in-built music system that allows connoisseurs to enjoy their fav tunes along with the sugary delights as well as the benefits of Chromotherapy.The final result is called the “Ice Lounge” that you see in the picture. Ice Lounge is a unique “hideaway” where you can escape the fast pace of your life, and enjoy some ice cream. - Via

Published by Michael June 19th, 2008 in Furniture
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Tags: chair, Ice, Ice Cream, lounge, Relaxation, Swiss
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This chair is rather a cool concept proposed by the Portuguese designer Alessandro Bêda, we presented another interesting concept made by him a week ago ( Two-piece Flower Vase in the Shape of a Whale ). He called this chair “Untitled Chair“, and it seems that he’s not very good at coming up with names for his designs. I would like to name this chair “Perfect Shape” because design features 100 gas shock absorbers that enable the chair to adjust to pressure and change its shape to accommodate the person or object placed on it. The measurements of the chair are exactly the same of the LC2 Petit Comfort by Le Corbusier. Until now this chair is just a concept, but designer Alessandro Bêda told on his website that he’ll start working on a prototype soon, though he ponders if his concept is really doable. - Via


Published by Michael June 16th, 2008 in Furniture, Ideas
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Tags: Alessandro Bêda, chair, concept, flexible seating, future
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Moheli Wooden Chair with drawer is an interesting idea, and is a great piece of furniture especially if you want a piece of furniture with secret drawers or compartments. The secret drawer that is placed under the chair can be used to hide your personal belongings from your guests eyes and also have them readily available at your fingertips when your need them. Just don’t place heavy objects is this drawer, because if you’ll have to move the chair then you’ll have troubles with the extra weight. The Moheli Wooden Chair is available in oak, wenge, grey oak or white open pour, and for more info you can check this website.

Published by Michael June 6th, 2008 in Furniture
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Tags: chair, Personal belongings, Secret drawers, Wooden Chair
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The white plastic chair is the most common chair in the world. Nobody knows who designed the first white plastic chair, but now they are practically everywhere. They’re light, very cheap, stackable and easy to clean. The Swedish Front Design Group has revamped these plastic chairs with leather upholstery, transforming the white chair into an “exclusive armchair” that is little bit more comfortable, and stylish.


Published by Michael May 28th, 2008 in Furniture
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Tags: chair, Cheap, Front Design, Leather upholstery, Plastic chair
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