The so-called Bead Work chair is made of thousands of hand stitched beads–high/lo riff that evokes haute couture gowns that take hundreds of hours to make; and also the humble beaded chair cushion that taxi drivers are so fond of.
The so-called Bead Work chair is made of thousands of hand stitched beads–high/lo riff that evokes haute couture gowns that take hundreds of hours to make; and also the humble beaded chair cushion that taxi drivers are so fond of.
Japanese design master Tokujin Yoshioka has previewed images of Memory, a new chair for Moroso made…
NAP is a new stackable chair designed by the Danish designer Kasper Salto for Fritz Hansen The…
Chair garden by Nendo at Galleria Jannone A stool grows a backrest, and becomes a…
Magis will present the new 2010 collection at the next milan furniture fair Marcel Wanders……….
After four years of work, Emeco have created a new Navy Chair made of 111 recycled…
“Crash” by Konstantin Grcic for Established & Sons is unlike typical upholstered furniture which…
The SaloneSatellite Award – now into its 9th edition – marked a further step towards facilitating the interface between demand and supply, between business people and designers and between creativity and production.
The Entry selection process is, as always, extremely competitive, in order to uphold Salone Satellite’s excellent reputation, as it “crowns” promising young designers destined for the market and the design star system.
This week, Knoll New York celebrated the opening of its new flagship showroom and offices.
The company’s return to the same neighborhood where Hans and Florence opened their first showroom in 1938 acknowledges the company’s roots in workplace design.
Nikolai and Simon Haas, the L.A.-based twins have added another star name to their roster – Versace.
Donatella Versace was the spark, and this furniture collection is their interpretation of the legend and the house of Versace. – it represents a vision of future luxury
The NRW-Forum Duesseldorf (Germany) invited renowned architects, designers, and artists from around the world to…
Black Box – the last project designed by Australian design Marc Newson for Dom Perignon,…
On the occasion of the Salone del Mobile, Kartell is collaborating with Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka to create an installation in their Milan flagship store as a backdrop to his ‘invisible’ furniture pieces.


