The Bro Chair and Stool by Scott Lee Hae Seung. Korean designer Scott Lee Hae Seung has created the Bro chair and stool. Description of the Bro Chair : In the initial phase of design, the chair “” Bro, I have to go looking for a new kind of detail with a laminated bow, of [...]

The Full Moon and Hybrid chairs by Justin Lamont. Australian designer Justin Lamont has sent us images of his Full Moon and Hybrid chairs. Visit Justin Lamont’s website – here. Via

Unplanned Brutalism by Karim Rashid. The Karim Rashid studio have sent us photos of some limited edition pieces that Karim has designed and are currently being exhibited at the Tina Kim Gallery in New York. The exhibition was ”not planned Brutalism” and executed in late December. Visit the Karim Rashid website – here. Visit the Tina Kim Gallery website – here. Via  

Urban Tree Salvage at IDS 2011. At the 2011 Interior Design Show in Toronto, Urban Tree Salvage exhibited some of their furniture pieces they’ve created from trees they salvaged from around the Greater Toronto Area. Visit the Urban Tree Salvage website – here. Via

Volo Chair by Andreas Störiko for Lammhults. German designer Andreas Störiko has created the Volo easy chair for the Swedish manufacturerLammhults. Description from Lammhults : Volo is a Latin name, ”means I’m fly given the lightness of the chair is very important ..Sitting on the chair feels almost like a floating, all the construction, with steel pipeextending from the hinged seat round aluminum profile provides a simple way ofmovement of the seat occupant in follow minimum them. Visit the Lammhults website – here. Via

The NONO’ Chair by Stefano Soave for Alma Design. Back in 2009, we featured the NONO’ Chair, designed by Stefano Soave, when it was just a prototype. Now NONO’ has been announced as a real product, manufactured by Alma Design. Description from Stefano Soave : To start a new interpretation of this set of wicker chairs are many opportunities to present their unique architecture and the proportion of standing out. Niche-shaped backprovides a comfortable room with soft [...]

WOOPY Armchair and Barstool by Karim Rashid for B-Line. Karim Rashid has designed the WOOPY armchair and barstool for Italian manufacturer B-Line. Visit the B-Line website – here. Via

Woofer Chair by Ministry of Design for Saporiti Italia. Singapore-based Ministry of Design have created the Woofer Chair for Saporiti Italia. Description from Saporiti Italia : An original and innovative furniture inspired by the form of loudspeakers and in conjunction with technology that allows for sound waves, while the vibrating chair to hear the user’s consent and also the audio spectrum, thanks to advanced voice actuatorglass structure hidden in the seat. Chairman of the woofer making the space between music and listener - the creation of a full sound experience. A ”driver” that soundspacked in a ”cabinet” produced - - As chair, woofer, or two meetings, the chairmanwoofers subtle duality captured in [...]

Wooden Heap by Boris Dennler. Swiss artist/designer Boris Dennler has created the “Wooden Heap” Description from Boris Dennler : Piles of wood project would like to invite the public to see through appearances. Createthe unexpected and surprises. Remove all traces of furniture, which hides inside. This refers to the radical designers of the anti-design movement of the ’70s. There is also a bit of all objects since ancient times to hide their true function: appearance,appearances deceive a hollowed-out books to hide weapons or tip-up walls facing the street secret. Visit Boris Dennler’s website – here. Photography by Francesco Ragusa. Via

Visual Permeability Pavilion. PROJECT STATEMENT : The purpose of this pavilion is to provide some space for interaction relaxation,contemplation and social. Two fields are part of a separate project, break room offers one of two people in a private setting to relax and drink room for four people orconversations. Bending of wood slats that are designed to maximize the separationprivate for the region and to minimize the public zone, so the gradient of visualpermeability. This form is derived from a continuous strip that wraps itself around while ittouched the ground at the site is minimal. The density of the blade is based on threetypes of water: the densest area intended for walking and sitting, the middle zone called the back office, and the lightest areas are intended for shading. This pavilion will comeas a lighthouse for a passerby to sit and relax yourself [...]