Peacock chair by Plural Creative


Peacock chair by Plural Creative
Via Dezeen
Plural Creative is a cooperation between Markus Melcher (or Markus Franz), Rob Shudra and Andrew Ferrier

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Hideout lounge chair and settee by Front


Hideout lounge chair and settee by Front for GTV Design (Gebrueder Thonet Vienna)

The Box Lounger by Ivar Gestranius & Kevin Lahtinen

 

Via Architonic. Produced by Loook Industries in Finland. The designers are the CEO and Designer of Loook

The Box Lounger is a cozy box with a soft sound absorbing material on the inside that dampens outside sounds. It is the perfect place for you to make a phone call, work on your laptop or just relax. The Box Lounger can also be used as a room divider and is available in different colors to match your interior. The Box Lounger provides a quiet and visually secluded cover from the surrounding noise and movement. Generally, this problem can be found in open-space offices and public spaces. The Box Lounger is available in different finishes and with different base options.

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V1 Lounge Chair by Svyatoslav Zbroy (Odesd2 label)

via Contemporist

V1 lounge chair

In the volume of silence

Future Shock has become a shock of the present. The speed of the future advent exceeds the speed of our adaptation to changes. The unnecessary information hid houses, friends, and even the sky from us. Time as a universal value becomes more expensive and inaccessible. Efforts at the information’s sorting and consumption exceed a useful effect of her. The need to stop at the right place at the right time is a prerequisite of the next step.

We have returned personal space to the man. The V1 chair gives you the retire in any room volume. Outside – one of the most durable yet lightweight materials, aluminum. Inside – felt – the nonwoven fabric, maximally absorbing the sound. The acoustic atmosphere of the chair’s internal volume allows you to focus on your thoughts and feelings. Large soft cushions are made of chenille with flock substrate and hollofayber is used as a filling. There is enough space both for single and joint rest.

Facts that made us take thought:

– The term “future shock” was defined by futurist Alvin Toffler in the eponymous book in 1970.

– The human brain is able to perceive and accurately process the information at a speed of up to 25 bits per second. Such speed of data assimilation enables a person to read up to three thousand books throughout life, on condition that each day he will take 50 pages of text.

– This July scientists have found a new speed record of data transmission via optical fiber – 43 terabits per second. Transmission of the two-hour movie channel in high definition with this channel takes a couple of milliseconds. The analog human can’t keep up with the rate and volume of such data transmission.

– As a whole for 100 years the movement speed of transport increased 100 times,timesspeed of communication systems operation has increased 10million times, the rate of data processing have increased 1 million times.
Svyatoslav Zbroy

“Product design is a universal language of communication. That is why it is interesting to learn how to speak it».

Svyatoslav Zbroy

“Product design is a universal language of communication. That is why it is interesting to learn how to speak it».

Architect. After defending the bachelor’s degree along with group mate Dmitry Bulgakov he founded design bureau ODESD2. The company’s mission – promotion of good taste and modern minimalistic aesthetics.

Reads Vitruvius, wears New Balance, uses Apple gadgets. He is fond of information technology and photography. He is inspired by the works of Dieter Rams, Norman Foster and Oki Sato.

Author of more than 60 objects for ODESD2.

Design Odesd2

Algon Lounge Chair by Luca Nichetto

Algon Lounge Chair by Luca Nichetto

The Algon lounge chair was developed by Luca Nichetto and Arflex simultaneously with the Algon chair, mixing the Scandinavian simplicity with quilted padding. Unlike the Algon Chair that has a strict form, the Algon lounge chair has high sides, which allow you to have the necessary privacy and is perfect for a quiet night conversation or a solitary moment of respite. The Algon name is inspired by the North American Algoquian tribes.

Both armchairs structures are made of molded polyurethane foam. The inner lining can be enriched by a quilt, which gives a pleasant feeling of warmth; The seat cushion is shaped in different density polyurethane.

Found at Arflex

About Arflex:

In 1947, a group of technicians based in Pirelli, Italy, began experimenting with new materials and technologies in the creation of cutting-edge, modern furniture. This was the beginning of the Arflex brand, established on the meeting of technology and aesthetic sensibilities, and driven by a high level of research and experimentation. Officially presented to the public in 1951, Arflex quickly gained recognition for their manufacturing philosophy.

(found at Poliform Australia