stuff we drool about
Shell Chair | By Hans J Wegner | Image

Shell Chair | By Hans J Wegner
Danish designer Hans J. Wegner created this stunning 3 legged chair for Carl Hansen & Son in 1963. Sometimes called "The Smiling Chair", the three-legged construction provides absolute stability; the chair achieves a floating lightness due to its wing-like seat and the arching curves of its tapered legs. This comfortable masterpiece is a marvel of grace and beauty.



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SHADOW CHAIR | BY DUFFY LONDON - Image

SHADOW CHAIR | BY DUFFY LONDON
Duffy London are experts in producing original pieces of furniture, we have previously featured their Swing Table, and the Woodsman Axe Coffee table. The Shadow Chair, at first glance, seems to defy gravity by standing upright while only having two front legs. After a closer inspection you´ll realize that the shadow is part of the chair! The chair is available in a number of finishes and colors....
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HERMAN MILLER SAYL CHAIR - Image

HERMAN MILLER SAYL CHAIR
Hernan Miller asked San Francisco designer Yves Béhar to design a a highly affordable chair with beautiful design, great ergonomics, elegant engineering and with respect for the environment. Inspired by the famous Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco he created the "Sayl work Chair", with a frameless back with proprietary injection-molded material that provides lumbar and spine support, adapting to the shape of your body....
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BUOY | BY TURNSTONE
Many of us spend the day sitting at a desk with little physical activity, not good news for our health. To fight this sedentary lifestyle, office furniture maker Turnstone created the "Buoy", a seat that keeps you active. It swivels, turns, tilts, and moves up and down, keeping your body active and your mind sharp. You can personalize your Buoy, choosing the color and pattern at their website. via...
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