Tag: stackable

Stray Bullet Chair by Design da Gema

The Stray Bullet Chair by a Brazilian design studio Design da Gema was inspired by a real chair that was stuck in a bar shooting, from the designers:

Survivor chair turns into luxury item. Chairs were target of shooting at a carioca bar from the Northern Zone of Rio de Janeiro. One of them, severely injured, was brought to our studio and, with luck, resisted the tragedy. And so, we celebrate it with our new Stray Bullet Collection.

Materials: Plastic chair, Eyelets
Available colors: Black or Gray
Limited edition of 12 units
Price upon request | Each piece is unique
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Found via design-milk.com

WIKL by Gerlinde Gruber: a Stool to Walk and Live With

WIKL is a lovely portable stool by Gerlinde Gruber, but with five and a half meters of luscious satin fabric wrapped around its dark wooden trestle and knotted in circle handles, it looks like it could be some avant-garde fashion designer’s idea of a women’s handbag. In reality, the stool is meant to be carried if needed!

In addition to its attractive looks, WIKL is stackable and is easy to clean and reclothe.

Hugo by Kate Pashinova

The Hugo chair by Kate Pashinova is made to reflect Scandinavian style with its minimalistic features. Hugo is simple, but functional: its one arm is designed for hanging your bag, which comes in handy in public spaces like cafes and galleries.

From the designer:

“The special gap between the seat and the armrest allows to keep your bag close to you decreasing the glory of pickpockets and leaving it clean and tidy even in the dusty streets and spaces. Stackable design gives the owner more storage space and freedom, still making the day brighter with its eye-catching colours.”

Kate Pashinova is a young Russian designer and former student of British Higher School of Art and Design in Moscow who is currently moving to Finland to complete her MA at Aalto University.

Venezia Chair by Paolo Favaretto

Venezia Chair by Paolo Favaretto Side

Venezia Chair by Paolo Favaretto Front

Venezia Chair by Paolo Favaretto. Not so much if you look at the front, but certainly when you look at the side. It is stackable and designed for Italian manufacturer Gruppo Sintesi.

Castor by Big-Game for Karimoku New Standard – Milan 2011 (07)

A collection of oak furniture by Lausanne-based studio Big-Game will be presented by Japanese design brand Karimoku New Standard in Milan next week, from 12-17 of April. The collection, called Castor, includes a stool and a bench (there’s also a shelf, but here at Chair Blog this interest us just a tiny bit less) – all made from small sections of Japanese oak. The stool is stackable and the bench makes reference to traditional Japanese furniture typology.

Via dezeen.com