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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
When it comes to designing stunning and premium acrylic furniture, no one does it better than Acrila. An old favorite at the Maison & Objet show, the company redefines traditional furniture by designing it according to modern aesthetics and this unique styling gives it an edge over competition. Take for instance their Barocco Chair which may be borrow heavily from the Baroque culture however it certainly doesn’t belong to the 16th century! Bold, sleek and oh so dramatic, the Barocco Chair is a beautiful manifestation of meshing the old and the new.The Barocco Chair may be rooted in the past but the City Chair is all about the present.
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Maison et Objet 2011 : Acrylic Furniture By Acrila
The Oven in the images below never wanted to be a simple, boring oven when it grew up.
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The Oven Lounge Quit Its Day Job to Pursue a Long Lost Dream
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
Latex is the last thing that crops up in your mind when someone mentions poufs. However Italian designer Ricrea begs to differ and has quite cleverly used latex for creating the Latex Roll Pouf. Don’t be fooled by the whimsical and quirky form factor of the pouf since it also emphasizes on conscientious design by following the principle of “upcycling”.
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Latex Roll Pouf Encourages Upcycling
In this contemporary era of loungers and chaises, arm chairs have almost become archaic. However Italian company Moda with their Light Vintage Collection bridges the gap between modern and traditional design and and their products should appeal to a varied demographic.
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
We usually look at chairs, no matter how they’re designed, at seating solutions meant to offer us support and comfort through the day but the Tai Chi Chair is no such thing. In fact the Tai Chi Chair doesn’t suggest sitting at all as it appears to be a unit mean to help us perform various exercises at the end of our busy day. The Tai Chi Chair comes with plenty of handholds and footholds required for different Tai Chi poses
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Tai Chi Chair Encourages Exercise Rather Than Sitting
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
Any furniture piece that has been inspired by the structure of amoeba (remember biology classes)? will generate curiosity and this holds true for the rather unimaginatively named Cell Sofa.
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