Showing posts with label chairs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chairs. Show all posts
Monday, April 19, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Stig Poulsson chair
Made in a limited edition of 20-25 pieces for Stig Poulsson’s own gallery at Bredgade in Copenhagen via Private.
Labels:
chairs,
furniture,
Stig Poulsson
Monday, August 17, 2009
Two Furniture Picks
We were furiture shopping yesterday, so here are two great picks to start off your week - The first is from the Denver-based furiture design firm Housefish Suspended Bed. Made of CNC machined aluminum, stainless steel tension cables. The mattress platform is held completely rigid- it does not swing or sway. The suspended bed is available in a strictly limited edition of 5 pieces, each one uniquely finished and signed and numbered on a laser engraved placard.

The second pick is a desk that was designed and built by my friend Ryan Helsel - who has started a online blog for furniture sales caled let's rebuild. This desk utilizes salvaged wood from a downtown Durham building renovation. It is paired with an Eames inspired wooden chair and it has already sold, but keep an eye on his blog for more great finds like this...


The second pick is a desk that was designed and built by my friend Ryan Helsel - who has started a online blog for furniture sales caled let's rebuild. This desk utilizes salvaged wood from a downtown Durham building renovation. It is paired with an Eames inspired wooden chair and it has already sold, but keep an eye on his blog for more great finds like this...
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Works by Alexandre Arrechea
Alexandre Arrechea, “Ruidos sospechosos” 170 x 114 cm, watercolor on paper, 2006
Alexandre Arrechea, “Conspiración” 223 cm tall, Plywood and formica, 2007
Alexandre Arrechea, “Arena”, 114 cm diameter, Espumacor fiber, 2007
Labels:
Alexandre Arrechea,
art,
chairs,
contemporary,
Painting,
paper,
sculpture
Monday, February 26, 2007
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