Home Furniture Ideas

Love to dance? You will not miss this incredible chair. It is dancing chair, designed by Constance Guisset. Well, actually the chair id not dancing and it is also not a dance stuff, it is just a name indicating that the chair is really comfortable, indeed in any positions you want. This chair has a good look and elegant, absolutely. With an appearance that is eye-catching and original, the Dancing Chair is bold, to say the least. The base of the chair is constructed of bent, undulating pieces of wood. This gives it an almost ethereal look, very pleasant to observe. Constance went for a shell-like upholstered seating unit, that ensures a high degree of comfort. The product was also interpreted as a modern approach of the traditional rocking chair. Both the chair and footrest come with a removable textured fabric cover, for easy maintenance. The project is one of the 13 chosen ideas to be presented during the MAISON MEUBLE exhibition at the VIA stand. How do you appreciate the overall appearance of this unusual chair?
[Photography by Felipe Ribon]

Simply colorful and modern look. Those words might be fit for The Amirite Collection. The collection was designed by Jacob Nitz for Dutch company Associated. This unique stuffs are combining two opposite materials – steel and wood – the designer constructed a futuristic-looking collection that displays a carefully studied collection of design lines. This furniture series can be the solution for your home if you are looking for a modern and simple yet effective way of furnishing your interiors. Made of a single piece of laser-cut-steel, each piece has its own purpose, but together they compose a unified furniture collection prepared to be admired. Each bent structure sits on metal or wood crafted legs, creating an interesting concept.

The whole collection can be customized in color and finishes as you desire, so you will have the perfect version for your home. “The Amirite collection allows for a truly personalized solution to fit a variety of environments, both interior and exterior. This is achieved by allowing the consumer to combine different types of wood legs, painted steel or natural oak, with a multitude of colored bodies.