Hans Wegner will be a name well known to those in the world of interior design but for those who don’t pay a particularly close watch to this industry, he was one of the most famous and respected furniture designers of the 20th century and his stand-out piece was that of the Wishbone Chair. Originally released in 1949, the Wishbone Chair from Hans Wegner
Charles Eames, the iconic and legendary American furniture designer, was responsible for some truly mesmerizing pieces of furniture but few pieces won him as many accolades nor was quite as revered as the devilishly simple yet undeniably stylish DSW chair. Eames originally designed and released the DSW chair way back in 1948 as part of
a couch is probably not the go-to place for a geek, but it would be, if the the couch in question is the Cassina MyWorld Sofa by Philippe Starck. what appears to be a regular designer furniture actually incorporates an electrical re-charging, a USB charger, as well as a Duracell Powermat wireless charging pad – all discreetly
some things when gone, are gone for good, but lucky for us, there are some that managed to get a reboot by its original designer. the Vitsœ 620 Chair by Dieter Rams, an elegant modular chair (or sofa, if you prefer) that first debut in the 1960s, is one such example. the design of the 620 Chair may be half a century old
like most style-conscious geeks, we lament the fact that today’s audio equipment don’t quite fit those off-the-shelf furniture. gone were the days where consoles or furniture were built around your favorite audio equipment, but that’s not what the British audio equipment maker thinks. they want to change that