Tokyo design week 08: Yonoh creative studio


Chair from the ‘boozo’ collection by Yonoh creative studio for JMcontract

Spanish creative studio yonoh participated in this year’s Tokyo design week as part of the ‘Spanish emotion’ exhibition which was curated by hector serrano and organized by ICEX (spanish institute of foreign trade). Included in the show was their ‘plof’ light designed for ona and a chair which is part of their ‘boozo’ collection
for JMcontract.

The ‘boozo’ collection is a series of seating which is made from a combination of two plywood curves, one which forms the seat and another which is meant to act as the back support of the chair. there is the option for one to eliminate the curved back seating and arms, making the chair act more like a stool. the chair can be finished in wood, lacquer or leather, with legs constructed for either wood or metal.

Via Design Boom: tokyo design week 08: yonoh creative studio

Surreal Minimalistic Chairs

November 15, 2008

The surreal minimalism collection consists of objects which can be randomly combined to a series of office chairs. These chairs are a response to mental and physical needs of people in their office environment.

Via UniqueDaily.com [post has dissappeared since]

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Nivea: Goodbye Cellulite Sofa

The “Goodbye Cellulite!” sofa
Via Decor Fair Nivea: Goodbye Cellulite Sofa

A Venetian Polychrome decorated Crab-Form Chair

A VENETIAN POLYCHROME DECORATED CRAB-FORM CHAIR ATTRIBUTED TO PAULY ET CIE., LATE 19TH CENTURY

Estimate £8,000 – £12,000 ($14,424 – $21,636)

Sale 7614
19th century furniture, sculpture, works of art & ceramics
24 September 2008
London, King Street

With hinged top opening to form a padded seat on rockwork upright and base
19 in. (48 cm.) high, closed
41 in. (104 cm.) high, open

Via Christie’s