The revolutionary and iconic famous 67’s Panton chair is going up to the next level thanks to Chris Bosse from LAVA architecture firm. He has prepared a great renovation for the ‘Re-loved’ exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum. For your information, the shape of Panton chair has become iconic and anticipated the digital revolution for 30 years
Category: Designers and Manufactures, posted at: Aug 19th 2010, Comments:
Tags: panton chair, piece of furniture
This may a little bit tricky, but surely this is a chair although it has the hammock style. Not quite a chair collection nor a series of hammocks per say, these suspended seating elements combine the comfort of the former with the support of the latter to create cool new contemporary furniture object that requires no stand, or any other means of floor support for that matter.
Category: Designers and Manufactures, posted at: Jul 19th 2010, Comments:
You may call it the Holy Chair as it is looks bright and illuminated, but the Japanese designer, takeshi miyakawa, named it Holey Chair. It is first exhibited in designboom’s ‘asia now’ exhibition held at dwell on design in los angeles in june 2010. What it really is? the ‘holey chair’ is a light fixture constructed from white acrylic in the shape of a chair frame.
Category: Designers and Manufactures, posted at: Jul 16th 2010, Comments:
These avant-garde lounge chairs are made for people who are open minded and love to try some new things. Bulgarian designer Velichko Velikov came up with a lounge chair that keeps away from the models we’ve been used with. Dubbed TIE, the chair was not only a simple idea that was fun to do, but is one that has managed to get our attention with its colorful appearance and the wide range of variations you can choose from.
Category: Designers and Manufactures, posted at: Jul 5th 2010, Comments:
This ultra minimalist Leather Lounger is designed by Maarten van Severen. This is one of those chairs that would make your life better. It not only provides a very comfortable place for seating and relaxing but also could make your interior more elegant. The lounge chair is available in Natural and Black saddle leather stretched over a thin stainless steel frame.
Category: Designers and Manufactures, posted at: Jun 22nd 2010, Comments:
Who said that laundry baskets should be boring? Polyp by Helene Steiner is a laundry basket and a wall ornament at once. It could be easily filled with the dirty laundry through the opening on its front. When it’s full that means one washing machine load is ready. The shape of the basket is so thoughtful than nothing can fall out when it’s on the wall.
Category: Designers and Manufactures, posted at: Jun 21st 2010, Comments:
Jaime Hayón Spanish artist-designer Jaime Hayon was born in Madrid in 1974. As a teenager, he submerged himself in skateboard culture and graffiti art, the foundation of the detailed, bold-yet-whimsical imagery so imminent in his work today. After studying industrial design in Madrid and Paris he joined Fabrica in 1997, the Benetton-funded design and communication academy, working closely with the legendary image-maker and agitator Oliverio Toscani. In a short time he was promoted from student to head of their Design Department,
Category: Designers and Manufactures, posted at: Dec 8th 2009, Comments:
Tags: art decoration, contemporary design, david gill gallery, designer toys, graffiti art, image maker, jaime hayon, spanish artist
