John Stangdell has designed Bliss Table made from a single piece in multiple material and a variety of colors. It is a customizable table with a variety option:

Colors

Subtle colors like brown, gray and black in a variety of colors available, but for those who need bright colors, orange and red is also an option.

Module and Accessories

One can choose to have a module and accessories unit installed in the center of the table or leave blank for aesthetic purposes.

Modules:

• Smoked glass
• Hinged lids with dampers
• Stainless steel + chopping wood
• White Corian
• Dark grey stone Corian
• Glass transparent
• Black glass

Storage Dividers:

• Metal-soft drop divider
• Wood divider

Module Holders:

• Long holder
• Separate holders
• Hinged holder

Extra customization

• Materials
• Unique modules
• Colours & Graphics

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Benjamin Hubert has designed Garment Chair for Italian company Cappellini. Garment Chair is a study in designing a chair that does not require stitches at all. The chair is fully upholstered using a single sheet of textile, and be able to undress every time.

From the designer:

Garment is a lounge club chair with a unique approach to the application and construction of textile in the furniture industry. The chair is a study into how to ’dress’ a piece of furniture defying the conventional rules and construction of typical upholstery.

A single piece of textile is loosely folded around a distinctive geometric polyurethane form. This construction and loose cover allows for creases to become part of the character of the chair reminiscent of a piece of fashion and increases the sensation of visual softness.

The chairs construction is ‘stitch less’ as it comprised of a single sheet of textile fixed onto the form with Velcro. The chair is detailed with inverted box pleats reinforcing this relationship with clothing. The cover can also be easily removed and interchanged based on the season or fashion.

Dimension:

• Height: 750 mm
• Length: 700 mm
• Width: 700 mm

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Designed by Camille Jaigu, Mathilde de Colnet and Marion Veauvy, Jopple stool is a piece of fitness furniture offers wooden frame that cover exercise mats (cushions) and another softer, smaller removable stool.

Made with curved shape, Jopple stool forces the user to maintain balance while sitting so they maintain a tight core.

When the smaller stool and the cushions fold out, user can do sit-up or stretch with. So, with Jopple stool, people can do exercise even in small spaces at home or office.

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JOKI is the Finnish word for river, which inspired the designer to make the bench. JOKI Bench by KAYIWA is an elegant bench that allows people to sit in different postures. The JOKI Bench also has the curve shape, contours the human body perfectly. Each JOKI is made from Birch plywood consists of four modular sections that can be recombined to align perfectly no matter which ends you combine. It also can be used separately.

All images courtesy KAYIWA

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Transitory Bookshelf designed by Austrian designer, Robert Stadler helps you keep track of what has been achieved and what still needs to be addressed.

Transitory Bookshelf consists of a undulating triangular, on the one side of the shelf saying “Read!” And on the other side it says “Read.” about this designer gave the following statement:

The “read!” section reminds us that we should take time to read; the “read.” section’s purpose is to digest books we have recently read before they disappear into the jungle of our main bookshelf.

The shelf is made from composite aluminum, folded into the shape of W to make two pockets that hold the books.

Made out of 4 mm Alupanel®, an aluminium composite, the shelf is manufactured by computer-controlled machine so that each shelf can be cut, folded and engraved in a single process.

Get more info about “Transitory bookshelf” by visiting Galleria Nilufar inMilan. Opening on Monday 16 april.

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Yata Stool by Naoki Hirakoso is a beautiful stackable stool that can be converted into a multi-layered coffee table or even a shelving unit.

Each stool fits together like a puzzle piece, and can be arranged as a shelving unit without using any tools, because the stool leg end is cut in part so that when stacked, the part will be locked with a stool beneath it.

Naoki Hirakoso currently works from Tokyo, Japan. He had previously been based in Milan, and has been known to take part in exhibitions in Europe.

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6474, a design studio based in Tokyo, Japan, has created Pages chair, inspired by the books. Pages chair allows the user to adjust the seat height and backrest pad by simply changing the “pages.”

By changing the seat height and backrest thickness make the changes in shape and the way of sitting. It will make the owner will never get bored with the design of this colorful chair.

It is available in two interesting color type.

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The Spin Chair by Jesper Legaard Jensen provides cozy low cushions and a simple way to rotate. Its rolled edges and internal ribs add stability and personality. The concept design is successfully fusion of playful and practical elements.

The shell of the Spin Chair constructed of 9 mm thermoformed polycarbonate and the pillow above it consists of 6 identical parts made of molded foam (polyurethane foam) and upholstered with the patterned fabric.

If you want to relax in the comfortable chair then this A’ Design Award winning is the right choice.

DIMENSION:

• Outer diameter: 1144 mm
• Height: 427 mm

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Product Information

The Pallone by Leolux are modern leather armchairs that offer extreme comfort. The armchairs consist of comfort seat and gently curved backrest and come in a variety of colors, ranging from simple neutrals to splashy shades. Pallone are also available in a mini version “Puppy Pallone” and as footstool.

From The Designer

Designer Roy de Scheemaker has the following to say about the Leolux Pallone:

My inspiration was Goldfinger, Barbarella and the Baardmans and Kale comic strip, without nostalgic retrospection or imitation of shapes or colours. I wanted people to be able to sit comfortably whilst making a beautiful composition. I tried to design a floating cushion but with this, one naturally creates a problem in the design that needs to be solved. The back is clearly an addition, the legs are secondary. Finally a moveable, light chair came into being that is extremely comfortable. A chair that has spirit and humour.

Technical Data

Frame 
Seat Plate material.

Back 
Laminated beechwood.

Springs 
Elastic webbing.

Padding 
Seat 10 cm PU-Moulded foam sg 50 kg/m³ Leoskin covering.
Back 4 cm PU-Moulded foam sg 50 kg/m³ Leoskin covering.

Legs/tube
Chrome.

Feet 
Synthetic in standard black.

Details 
The central strip and the other parts of the seat (side and rear) are available in different colours. These combinations are only possible with one variety of leather.

Dimensions

Chair Upholstered

• Width: 86 cm
• Depth: 84 cm
• Height: 73 cm
• Seat depth: 60 cm
• Seat height: 41 cm
• Back height: 40 cm

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The designer and craftsman, Bejamin Crilout reveals Saut de Puce chair inspired by the formations of an insect.

It consists of a seat resting on a structure of thin steel rods intricate and curved like the legs of a spider.

For more information, visit Benjamin Crilout.

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