{via} In the beginning (late 17th – early 18th century), there was the Windsor chair. Simple in construction, it consisted of doweled backs and legs. The solid wood seat was usually shaped into a saddle shape for comfort. The design concept has remained the same. But, some designers are updating this classic with their […]
David Rasmussen Design
I recently came across David Rasmussen Design while perusing the Modenus website. This drum table (above) really caught my attention because of its whimsical theme. Rasmussen takes inspiration from a wide variety of sources, like forms found in the forest or Ming Dynasty furniture, and translates them into clean and modern pieces. He then […]
The Creative: Omer Arbel
Omer Arbel is a Vancouver based architect and designer. He is also creative director of the furniture and light manufacturer, Bocci. Through his studio, Omer Arbel Office, he combines the disciplines of architecture, research of materials and industrial design. He extends his creativity to building, furniture and lighting. He even designed the Olympic medals for […]
Funny Furniture
Judson Beaumont is a man with a vision. Through his company, Straight Line Designs Inc, he creates pieces that are whimsical, to say the least. Beaumont says, “My rule is: if you can draw and design it, you can build it”. There is no denying that this furniture is unique and highly creative. […]
How To Tell A Real Eames from a Replica | Furniture Debate
“Fake” is such an ugly word, isn’t it? I recently sat in on an Apartment Therapy Meet Up. The topic at hand: “Knockoffs: Flattery or Theft?“ Call them what you will: fakes, knock-offs, copies, replicas. They are out there, and the truth of the matter is, we cannot always afford that original masterpiece. Whether […]
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