This Hot Rod Couch was available at E-Bay according to Gizmo Journal [disappeared].
22 Chair by Jaime Hayon for Ceccotti
Jaime Hayon with 22 pieces of his Armchair 22
Hayon’s first collaboration with Italian brand Ceccotti
Each year Spanish artist-designer Jaime Hayon, surprises us with his new collaborations. This year, for the first time in his career, Hayon launched a chair for the famous Italian brand Ceccotti during the Salone del Mobile in Milan. The chair is called “Twenty Two” because there are 22 pieces of the finest wood which make up this amazing work of craftsmanship.
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Added October 22, 2009:
I have a clear impression that Jaime has been influenced by the design of Gaudi with this chair.
CLOUD by Tokujin Yoshioka for Moroso
CLOUD by Tokujin Yoshioka for Moroso
Moroso brought a range of major new products to the Milan Furniture Show this year. The basic concepts for this year’s show are lightness and playing with images – things are not always exactly what they seem – and a study of forms, colours and fabrics: super sophisticated, high-tech and new.
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Edo Hunter Green Lounge
Edo Hunter Green Lounge
Serene seating. Japanese interior style has often been thought to bring a sense of peace and zen into the home in which it is incorporated, and the Edo Hunter Green Lounge Chair doesn’t deviate from this common association.
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Tuyomyo by Frank Gehry for Emeco
Frank Gehry’s Tuyomyo project with Emeco for The Hereditary Disease Foundation is a sleek bench that is almost more of a sculpture than seating. But as Gehry said, “The form has to be free and light. It must be structural, and at the same time poetic. And a little dangerous.”
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