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
there’s something particularly attractive about repurposed item. though the 1920s German Light Bulb Voltage Tester Wine Bar you see here may not be the real-deal century old light bulb testing machine used in Germany, it is nevertheless still as alluring. based on the 20th-century light bulb voltage tester as discovered in a
if you are a loner with occasional burst of visitors, then we supposed the Quartz Armchair will make a good companion furniture for your sometime not-so-lonely lifestyle – especially if you appreciate a non-clutter living space. designed by CTRK ZAK and Davide Barzaghi, the Quartz Armchair is said to be the “result of a
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
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
Arne Jacobsen is one of the most influential and iconic designers of furniture operating in the 20th Century and, of the many pieces he created, the one with which he became most synonymous was that of the spectacular Egg Chair pictured above. It boasts the sort of timeless appeal that is essential for a piece of furniture that is capable of spanning generations
coffee table other than in a form of a regular coffee table is always cool. in fact, what the form it takes, says a lot about you – the owner. take for example, a cassette tape coffee table points to your musical inclination, while a floppy disk table brings out the computer geek in you. but, if the nostalgic gamer in you begs to be heard
feel like snuggling up in a cosy sleeping bag but yet don’t want to be disconnected with the creature comfort of your humble abode? well, if designer Stephanie Hornig had her way, you probably could. Hornig created this particular sofa/daybed, aptly dubbed as Camp Daybed, as part of her final-year project at the
something that we take for granted may actually be an eyesore for the ultra-minimalist individuals. if you fall you into that ‘ultra-minimalist’ faction, then we are pretty sure you are one of those who view table legs as a pain in the butt. if so, why not do without the legs completely and go for the Minimal Float Wall Desk instead? the Minimal Float
getting a piece of furniture that’s repurposed from, say, a WWII aircraft’s wing is cool but we can’t help but to think about what crap had beaten through those wings. bad idea. besides, a war is never a good thing to reminiscent about. however, if you have one desk that’s inspired by World War II fighter planes (note: not…