In 2015 local designer Rachel Vosila challenged existing perceptions, as well as her own, of what a chair could and should be designing one chair a week for a year, her One A Week Project. Now, she’s interested in telling stories through families of furniture.
The chair is by far one of the most significant pieces of furniture aside from the table and the cabinet. ChristelH’s “P” series explores this historically rich piece of furniture.
In 56th Studio’s collection ‘Caricature as Furniture’, we see a different kind of seat. These chairs are communicative, exploring Pop and Hollywood culture through a graphic style inspired by caricature.
As we explore The Art of Lounging, we seek out the best of the best. Today we look to our Design Hunters to identify the top chair models out. There are certainly some classics, but what’s your favourite?
Grace is a chair with an aesthetic element in line with the most current trends of living.
Striking by design, the Paloma chair embodies style and sophistication.
A unique outdoor collection of 18th century inspired chairs, sofas and dining settings for gardens in search of an old soul.
With its simple and fresh design, Blom is a comfortable, joyful collection with a distinctive sculptural element at the same time.
The Gallery of Australian design opens a new survey into Australian
chair design featuring some of the country’s most prominent designers
and creatives.
Working from home may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but there’s something comforting in the idea of a ‘home office’, where we choose when to work and how. Most importantly, we can make it part of our way of life. Here are 8 of our favourite products for the home office.
Okay, don’t get all down, we’re just going to chill out with one of the coolest colours around, with 8 of our favourite blue designs.
Introducing the beautiful and dynamic design by Nendo from KFIVE