Posts tagged as 'Chairs'
Wed 15.6.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 15.06.2016 - Tagged as: Caimi Brevetti, Chairs

“Snowsound by Caimi. Design as you never heard it”, photo: Raoul Iacometti, Interno20
Caimi Brevetti, founded in 1949, has built its identity relying on research and design. Ten years after the big exhibition “Today is already tomorrow”, Caimi Brevetti is back in Triennale. The company, one of the main manufacturers in the furniture and furniture complements markets, presents at the 21st Triennale in Milano the show “Snowsound by Caimi. Design as you never heard it” with main topic the sound and the importance of a correct acoustic design in public and domestic spaces.
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Thu 4.9.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 04.09.2014 - Tagged as: Chairs, Wilkhahn

The “Graph” range consists of tables and chairs and has been designed especially for boardrooms and conference facilities
Wilkhahn has always focused on durability and permanence, and its new “Graph” conference programme is very much part of this tradition. With its innovative chair and accompanying table this German furniture manufacturer is restyling corporate conference facilities. (by Simon Keane-Cowell)
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Tue 19.8.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 19.08.2014 - Tagged as: Chairs, Geckeler Michels

Acme Chair by Geckeler Michels
The strong graphical silhouette of the Geckeler Michels ‘Acme’ chair, a contract market inclined design of a shell chair, is made by decomposing and reducing the body of a frustum.
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Mon 18.8.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 18.08.2014 - Tagged as: Chairs, Ehud Eldan

‘Bob’ chair by Ehud Eldan
With legs that echo the seat and back rest, Ehud Eldan’s all-wood ‘Bob’ chair expresses symmetry in both the visual and structural sense.
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Mon 12.5.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 12.05.2014 - Tagged as: Chairs, Domohomo Architects

‘Muros’chair’ by Domohomo Architects, photo: Ramón Vaamonde
Assembled from nine pieces of wood, ‘Muros’chair’ by Spanish architects Domohomo is the product of a body of work centred around restoration, “where the majority of the elements are made with chestnut; structure, boardwalks, carpentries, coatings, etc.” say the architects.
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Mon 27.1.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 27.01.2014 - Tagged as: Chairs, Okamura, task chairs

A clever ring structure, visible on the backs of the chairs in Okamura’s ‘Sabrina’ series, ensures the user receives continuous support regardless of the direction in which they stretch, while lending the furniture a distinctive aesthetic presence
Almost 70 years in business and forward-thinking Japanese manufacturer Okamura, renowned for, among other products, its super-engineered office furniture, shows no sign of taking its eye off the ball of innovation. Sit up straight, people. (by Simon Keane-Cowell)
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Tue 7.1.
Posted by Walter Phillips on 07.01.2014 - Tagged as: Chairs, H Furniture

Leather chair by H Furniture
UK-based furniture brand H Furniture has created a seating collection constructed from light wood and dark black leather, with pieces taking inspiration from mid-century Scandinavian design.
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‘Chairik’ by Erik Magnussen and Eske Kath for Engelbrechts
The signature stacked houses of illustrator Eske Kath adorn a limited edition of Danish furniture brand Engelbrechts’ popular ‘Chairik’, a stacking chair originally designed by Erik Magnussen in 1996.
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