Chairs, Chair Design and Chair Designers
Some of the last and ‘angelic’ pieces to have been auctioned off at the Kartell & Umberto Veronesi Foundation‘s event.
It’s a known fact that you, our beloved Chair Blog readers, love skull chairs (something we now have a category devoted to), and you also seem to react well to chairs with wings… Does it mean it calls for a separate category too?..
Via Kartell’s FB
Steel, Eames’ rocker base, scraps… The Nest chair by Misha Kahn is truly an object of art.
Via design-milk.com
Recently I visited the film museum of Turin in Italy and there the lavatory seats are derivatively famous because of the toilet signs;-)
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Kassiker is the first lounge chair by South Korea’s own Minwoo Lee and it’s clearly designed for living. Love the warm color and ‘soft’ well-rounded edges, and love the designer’s belief that no other object “has more memories of human body than chairs”.
A slightly complex thought (due to interesting use of English language) from Mr. Lee:
“The more chairs are touched by hands, the more our bodies will remember its structure. Chairs also become perfect architecture and beautiful object with holding memories and history of human bodies. Klassiker chair is the one that chases comfort, durable structure and aesthetic beauty to offer architecture for people.”
Size: H1000xW700xD780
Color: Natural Wood / Oil Finish
Material: Wood
Found via mocoloco.com