#furniture-design

#furniture-design

The Barvinok table features a mesmerizing color gradient achieved through a unique heat treatment process that resembles the bright blues of real periwinkle blossoms.

Michael Jantzen's Interactive Transformation Table transforms traditional furniture norms by allowing users to engage and reshape its form, turning motion into an artistic experience.

Sello boldly merges the functions of a chair and a stool into a single, typologically innovative piece, redefining the act of sitting to meet contemporary design needs.

Mark Braun's NEXT unit for Mueller is designed for small apartments, providing multifunctional furniture that adapts to changing needs while occupying minimal space, thanks to its mobility.

The installation features Japanese furniture brand Ariake and Spanish lighting manufacturer Parachilna, demonstrating how objects transcend their utilitarian origins to shape experiences.

Andu Masebo designed the Around Table from No.1 Common red oak, comprising eight reconfigurable curved segments, creating an adaptable gathering space that embodies connection and change.

Australians want comfort. You live your life on these things. You spend the best moments of your life on a sofa.

The Orbit Chair by Julia Kononenko is a striking example of how contemporary furniture can transform the atmosphere of a room, inviting conversation and anchoring the space.

"People are always at the core of my designs," Bak shares. "With this desk, I consciously made room for both work and leisure - side by side. When our surroundings adapt to us and our lives, it means we have more time and energy for both work and family."

The Sitter Chair's genius lies in its simplicity. A single shape, doubled up to form both a seat and a side table, this innovative design transforms one geometric form into a complete furniture solution.

The Industrial Bookstand from Blanked Studios blends utility with personality, serving as a striking centerpiece that challenges expectations of traditional furniture design.

"The pieces have a grounded presence, echoing the permanence of the live oaks that lined the San Gabriel foothills near where I grew up."

The creative community in Nigeria is turning to historical and cultural references for inspiration, favoring local materials and themes over globalized design trends.

"This collection sits at the intersection of artistry and form. Shapes seem irregular but they're far from formless. It takes seating to the next level, making it supremely comfortable and highly functional at the same time."

Armadillo's AGRA FORMA collection, featuring sculptural pieces with a focus on natural materials, emphasizes both sustainability and the poetic potential of handmade design.

The Bun Bun Chair was born out of the familiar movement they experienced while rolling and twisting the cinnamon bun dough into swirled shapes.

Herman Miller has revived Alexander Girard's 1967 Girard Stool, modernizing it with sustainable materials while offering various textile options for contemporary appeal.

Drafting a furniture piece that captures the pure joy of color and light, the Candy Table by Luis Gimeno is a delightful eye-catching centerpiece.

He has really pulled this off to a level of brilliance where an entire functional PC setup - with motherboard, GPU and the SMPC - is consolidated inside of your chair.

3D printing has revolutionized furniture design, increasing customization, reducing waste, and allowing for complex designs, particularly seen in the innovative CONTOUR Collection.

Samira by Cantori, rooted in ancient Arab tradition, symbolizes storytelling and tranquility, resembling the essence of desert landscapes with its design and elegance.

The "Hug Me" Chair embodies three decades of Steel-Land’s journey, transforming resilient storytelling into design, while inviting emotional and physical comfort through its embrace-like form.