Chairs, Chair Design and Chair Designers
The Dharma Lounge is designed by Alberta, Canada, based design studio Palette Industries, and is an interesting approach for a chair. The use of laser cutters in furniture design is starting to make these typographic efforts relatively easy to produce. The Lounge chair is cut to display the following saying:
Stand
Forget
Breathe
Acknowledge &
Observe.
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The iBean Bag Chair allows you to enjoy your mp3 player & Ipod tunes with dual speakers and subwoofer, while lounging around or doing homework on the computer. The iBean Bag Chair is built with included dual speakers and sub woofer and supports mp3 players, laptop computers, DVD players and virtually all-electronic game platforms. The easy-to-reach side panel lets you control volume and bass levels; also with a headphone port. So take a seat, plug in your music and enojy !
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This modern and beautiful chaise lounge is called Swing Plus and is designed by Jochen Hoffmann. This piece can be used as a rocking chair or as a normal place to sit. The frame comes in chromium plated or painted steel accompanied by wooden armrests. The covering can be from fabric or leather, depending on your tastes. I’m sure that this chaise lounge would look wonderful in any office, a perfect place to relax, and rest. The Swing Plus is manufactured by the Italian furniture manufacturer Bonaldo.
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The Swan Chair is designed by Arne Jacobsen and is and iconic lounge chair with a 4-star aluminum swivel base, satin-polished steel pedestal and black rubber toes. The interior of the shell is upholstered in curly lamb hair from New Zealand and the exterior is hand-sewn in a suede mocha from Edelman Leather. At a first glance this chair looks very comfortable, sweet and very good for the winter season. You can buy this chair from SuiteNY
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Styrofoam Sofa by Kangho Lee
Styrofoam Sofa was made by designer Kwangho Lee sculped from a mass of styrofoam into a sofa and because of its characterstic , the longer you sit on it, the warmer it gets.
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