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The High Roller is a modern chair concept created by Karim Rashid for Punkalive, a furniture store based in Finland and it certainly is a very striking design. The chair has smooth, curvy lines and is begging for attention although the High Roller is definitely not your average seating solution
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High Roller Chair Doesn’t Come with a Gambling Passion
Created by Kristalia, the Elephant is a simple chair, certainly pleasant for the eye, and suited for most rooms of the house and even your office.
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Elephant Chair Actually Prefers the Snow
The car brand Fiat is eponymous with all things Italian and is an iconic pop symbol.
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Abarth Chair Inspired By FIAT Automobile
They’re not real donkeys but wooden ones and they’re supposed to sustain the weight of a coffee table, or, why not, of an out-of-the-box office desk.
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The Farm Table & Stool Come With a Bunch of Donkeys
Industrial designer Michael Stolworthy has an interesting repertoire of work and two of his seating collections really piqued my interest. The Lo Boy Lounger and the Serous Bar Stool traverse diverse design ethos and are characterized by infinite geometrical lines, modern aesthetics and fluid curves.
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Lo Boy Lounger And Serous Bar Stool By Michael Stolworthy
Jufuku means in Japanese to overlap/repeat and the Jufuku Bamboo Furniture Collection comprised of a table, stool and cabinet has been conceived by using certain shape or shapes over and over to create the final piece of bamboo furniture. The bamboo table, stool and cabinet are definitely good looking and will certainly make an impression with any visitor, not to mention they’re precisely the kind of eco-friendly furniture items you might be looking for.
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Jufuku Bamboo Furniture Collection Relies on Repetitive Shapes
We’re just about to show you the third chair of this first Sunday of the New Year, but considering all the partying is over a chair and some resting might be exactly what the doctor order. And the third chair of the day is a Monster Chair
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The Monster Chair Brings Its Own Storage Space
The Mono Chair concept here seems, upon first inspection, to be made of just one piece of stainless steel. There are no bolts and no nuts to suggest the designer could have used various different pieces to create the Mono Chair, which makes it all the more interesting. In fact the Korean designer, Jaebeom Jeong has welded all the stainless steel parts used to build the Mono Chair and managed to come up with a product that seems to be made of just one single piece.
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Stainless Steel Mono Chair Seems to be Made of Just One Piece
The seating solution below is a chair that won the 2010 Grand Prize of Designed in China: The Rado Young Design Prize and you’ll notice immediately why it caught our eye. We’re looking at a very simple design here inspired from the ancient scroll used for writing and drawing. The scroll acts now as the seating part of the chair and it’s made of stainless steel or carbon fiber and extruded PC
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Sitting on the Scroll Chair Could be Inspiring
The Zim Chair is a fun little project that proposes us a seating solution made entirely out of a metal.
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The Zim Chair Looks a Lot More Fragile Than It Looks
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