Twig Chair by Nendo – 2018 IMM Cologne – 09
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Denmark Chair by Femo Wong
Denmark Chair by Femo Wong
Date : 2018
The name originates from the designer’s research on Danish design. Two solid wood curves are combined to create a simple armrest and backrest, forming a stable structure. The connection between the back and legs is finely cut, giving it a lightweight and simple appearance, yet rich in detail, continuing the minimalist spirit of modern Danish design. It not only satisfies the minimalist aesthetic needs but also fulfills the functional requirements of comfort and stability. It has a distinctive appearance and is suitable for use in both commercial and residential settings.
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Chair 2 by Jaroslav Juřica for Ton CZ
Chair 2 by Jaroslav Juřica for Ton
TON CZ has changed its logo to Ton.
Absolute simplicity – that’s the 2 Chair! A product with four legs, one backrest and a seat, composed of just three pieces of solid bentwood? It seemed impossible, but designer Jaroslav Juřica investigated all technological options and designed a chair so incredibly simple that it should feature in design books as the epitome of pure minimalism.
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Handwoven Boline Chair
Handwoven Boline Chair
Is what you get if you search the photo’s with Google Lens….
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The Spirit of Chairs by Marie Barbier-Mueller
The Spirit of Chairs
The collection of Thierry Barbier-Mueller.
The chairs in this private collection are not an assembly of objects of everyday use. They are a congregation of creatures often eluding their primary purpose as seating. Metaphorically exaggerated height and disassociation transform the chairs into individuals, or sculptures exploring the uncertain boundaries of physics. The book’s generous layout allows readers to immerse themselves in this cabinet of curiosities and give their imagination free rein. Nicolas Polli and Jean Vincent Simonet use their photographic essays to interpret the exhibits originating from well-known artists and designers. The texts illustrate the collection in terms of the friction between art and design. They explain the collection’s significance in the life of the collector, and they discuss the general motives that lead to a passion for collecting.
Unfortunately out of stock.
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