“Harry draws its visual language from traditional Japanese joinery techniques and Torii shrine gates. Harmonious shapes and fine craftsmanship combine to make a charming stool suitable for many situations. Harry is available in two heights and five finishes.” – MassProductions
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On second glance you would think this chair has not been fully assembled, but that is not the case. Japan- based designer Akio Hayakawa has created a chair that warps the traditional lines of the table chair.
According to Akio, the new axis, which is warped along the seat plate and back support, obscures the direction of the chair as it sits in relation to its application. So for example the chair would not sit flush when in use with a desk or a table, as the user would have to tilt it medially or laterally to get proper ergonomics.
“Manipulating the axis affects not only the visual but simultaneously frees the body to move and change behaviour with the chair” says Akio.
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Crow Table is a minimal design created by The Netherlands-based designer Sander Mulder. This trestle design provides stability for your tabletop while keeping far away from the traditional 4 leg structure. The table is available with or without the glass tabletop.
The smoked glass table top enhances the spacious design, while the clear lacquer finish accents the beautifully detailed wooden joints. It uses the same basics as found in natures bird feet, made into wooden reality by traditional carpenters craftsmanship combined with cnc technology.
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Fredrik Farg’s Rock Chair continues the traditional rocking chair’s comforting function but with a whole new “face” as beautiful as it is cleverly functional. One year after it’s first presentation , the much awaited piece of furniture, named Rock Chair, proudly displays its eye-catching curves on the cover of the 2012 Design House Stockholm‘s catalog.
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Got a cottage? Leaving the beams in the ceiling dark will bring the ceiling lower visually and make the room cosier. Want it to be lighter and brighter? Paint them white to match the rest of the ceiling. Design by Laura Ashley (Image 1 of 22)
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