Gift guides

Furniture

42 Pins

1mo

Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Houses Interior

Gerrit Thomas Rietveld Zig Zag Chair by Cassina

an egg chair with chrome base and brown leather upholstered

Industrial Modern Decor

Swan Chair Arne Jacobsen

Swan Chair

Swan Chair / Arne Jacobsen (1958)

a black leather chair sitting on top of a white floor

'Transat' easy chair, 1925/26 (design) – Eileen Gray | Lot 90 – International Design

an assortment of kitchen utensils and chairs

Concept Art Architecture

Architecture Illustration

Design Photo

Art Architecture

Ui Design

Brève histoire du design

#design #objet #designdemocratique En 1859, l’autrichien Michael Thonet utilise la technique du bois courbé pour créer le premier mobilier en kit. Associé à 8 vis, les 6 éléments de bois courbe donnent vie à la chaise Thonet n°14. La simplicité et l’ingéniosité du design de la chaise n°14 permettent de la produire en série, en garantissant quantité et qualité formelle. Pièces interchangeables, facilement assemblables par simple vissage, le succès est rapide et la chaise s’arrache comme des cron

a wooden chair with a wicker seat and back rest on a white background,

Michael Thonet. Chair No. 14. 1881 | MoMA

pair of knolls designed by knoll for knoll

1725 Platner Arm Chair

a green chair sitting on top of a white floor next to a wooden legrest

Colonial Chair

Armless Lounge Chair

Knoll Furniture

Danish Modern Furniture

Jens Risom

Lounge Chair Design

Sleeper Chairs

Risom Lounge Chair Sessel

Risom Lounge Chair Sessel – ursprünglich aus recycelten Materialien hergestellt Der Risom Lounge Chair Sessel ist eines der ersten Möbelstücke, das von dem Möbelhersteller Knoll produziert wurde. Entworfen wurde der Lounge Sessel im Jahr 1941 von Jens Risom. Aufgrund der kriegsbedingten Materialknappheit bestand der Risom Lounge Chair Sessel damals noch aus einem einfachen Rahmen aus Ahornholz und ausrangiertem Fallschirmgewebe. Hochwertiger Designer Sessel in zeitloser Optik Der Risom Lounge Ch

a red and blue chair sitting on top of a white floor

Gerrit Rietveld Chair

Red and Blue chair by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld

Designed by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld, the sculptural Red and Blue chair from Cassina is an iconic example of the pure and rationalist forms associated with the De Stijl movement. The prototype was originally created in 1918, with Rietveld exploring an innovative approach where constructional elements are defined by color. Originally known as the Slat Chair, this lacquered armchair features a black structure, a blue seat, and a red backrest, and is now known simply as Red and Blue.

a small wooden stool with a red seat on it's top and two legs

Alvar Aalto. Stacking Stools (model 60). 1932–1933 | MoMA

a wooden chair sitting on top of a white floor

Alvar Aalto Interior

Alvar Aalto Chair

Creative Furniture Design

Alvar Alto

Sofa Types

Famous Chair

Furniture Mid Century

Reclining Chairs

Poltrona Paimio

Related searches

Designer Accent Chairs

Dining Room Design Board

Wiggle Side Chair

Design | uniek | comfortabel De Wiggle Side Chair van Frank Gehry is meer dan een gewone stoel; het is een meesterwerk van modern design. Deze iconische stoel maakt deel uit van de Easy Edges meubelserie uit 1972, waarin Gehry een nieuwe esthetische dimensie gaf aan een alledaags materiaal: karton. De Wiggle Side Chair is niet alleen visueel verbluffend, maar ook uiterst comfortabel. De sculpturale vorm past zich perfect aan het lichaam aan en biedt optimale ondersteuning. Ondanks het gebruik va

a silver metal chair on a white background

Achille Castiglioni

Stainless Steel Sheet

AC Chair - Sedia

AC Chair è una sedia di Xavier Pauchard per TOLIX, realizzata in lamiera d'acciaio inox laccata a polvere disponibile in diversi colori. AC Chair è una sedia assolutamente iconica, un vero mito del design industriale. Affascinanti echi retrò conquistano lo spazio domestico e delineano i profili simbolici di un ambiente unico e creativo, grazie a questo simbolo di stile, immancabile dettaglio in una casa dall'impronta "industrial". Tolix è un icona dell’estetica industriale, da quasi un secolo. Tutto il merito va al designer Xavier Pauchard che ha usato per la prima volta, in Francia, la lamiera stampata e zinco per la produzione di mobili prodotti in serie.