Cloud by Beza Projekt


Polish design studio Beza Project comes with yet another cloud design. I’ve a feeling the presentation of their design is better than the actual design….
Via Contemporist.

Michetta by Gaetano Pesce


Found Michetta – funky upholstered seating modules designed by Gaetano Pesce for Mer Italia at Design Conscious.

Stainless Steel and Leather upholstered Chair and Ottoman by Oscar Niemeyer at Christie’s

Chair and Ottoman by Oscar Niemeyer at Christie's

Estimate $6,000 – $8,000
Sale 2182
important 20th century decorative art & design
2 June 2009
New York, Rockefeller Plaza

Lot details at Christie’s

Fleck Chair

Fleck Chair 1990
Fleck Chair 1990

Fleck Chair’s website is a K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple and Stupid) website. I love it!

About Fleck Chair:

Fleck Chair began as a simple, one-man upholstery shop known as Fleck Custom Upholstery in the early 1960’s. As time went on and our reputation grew, we began a small line of studio sofas and chairs. Some local manufacturers looked to Fleck Custom Upholstering as a source of seating components. As business grew, employees were added, the number of different products produced increased, and Fleck Custom Upholstering became Fleck Upholstering. Fleck Upholstering moved to its present location in 1975 with a 50 x 100 foot building. At first it seemed very large. By 1978 the large building had shrunk and another 50 x 100 section was added on.

Again as the business grew, sales territory was added, employees were added, and our line of upholstered products increased. Fleck Upholstering became Fleck Chair and business continued to grow.

Cramping again lead to another 80 x 53 sq ft extension in 1986.

Today, we market our products in 19 states under the name of Fleck Chair. Our products are also marketed under various other names and are shipped throughout the United States and to many locations around the world.

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: Barcelona Chair and Ottoman


Can you imagine that Ludwig Mies van der Rohe designed this chair already in 1929?

Photo thanks to Knoll.