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November 1st, 2010 — Contemporary Furniture, Design, Furniture, Furniture products, Modern Furniture
Black & White Two-Tone Leather Modern Living Room 3PC Set
Presenting the elegant and award winning black and white modern contemporary furniture. For that extra comfort there are headrest and footrest in the sofa, chair and loveseat. With the smooth top grain leather this modern furniture also has heavy gauge steel that gives a comfortable seat and back support. In the frame construction only solid hardwood products are used and the legs are made of polished chrome plated steel. And to addition the middle part can be used as a tray or as a mini-table.
Features:
- Modern 3Pc Living Room Set
- Front leather and back leather match
- Color: Black and White, Black and red
- The headrests are adjustable and/or removable
- Couch, loveseat and chair with foot rest
- Only heavy gauge steel is used for comfortable seat and back support.
- Legs are made of polished chrome plated steel – good for years of carefree use
- Only solid hardwood products are used in the frame construction
- All corners are “blocked”, nailed, and glued for strength and durability
- All pilows are included
- The sofa has a very unique design with an tray, where you may put your drinks, or use a mini-table for writing
Dimensions:
- Sofa: L 80.7″ W35.4″ H31.5″
- Loveseat: L 63″ W35.4″ H31.5″
- Chair: L 47.2″ W35.4″ H31.5″
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Two-Tone Black & White Leather 3Pc Modern Living Room Set
November 1st, 2010 — Design, Furniture, Furniture products, Modern Furniture
Black & Red Two-Tone Leather Modern Living Room
Features:
With a new and funky look we bring to you this modern contemporary living room furniture with black and red color. The award winner for comfort and its unique design this modern sofa has top grain leather. The sofa, chair and loveseat have a footrest and headrest that is adjustable and also removable. The middle section of the sofa can be used as a tray and also as a mini- table to keep your drinks and magazines and the sofa also has a cup holder. This modern furniture has steel legs for a stronger grip.
Features:
- Contemporory Two-Tone Couch Set
- Front leather and back leather match
- Color: Black and red, Black and White
- Sofa, loveseat and chair with foot rest
- Headrests adjustable and removable
- Only heavy gauge steel is used for comfortable seat and back support.
- Legs are made of polished chrome plated steel – good for years of carefree use
- Only solid hardwood products are used in the frame construction
- All corners are “blocked”, nailed, and glued for strength and durability
- Sofa, loveseat and chair all recline
- All pilows are included
- The sofa has a very unique design with an tray, where you may put your drinks, or use a mini-table for writing
Dimensions:
- Sofa: 81″ x 34″ x 36″
- Loveseat: 63″ x 34″ x 36″
- Chair: 47″ x 34″ x 36″
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Black & Red Two-Tone Leather 3Pc Modern Living Room Set
October 31st, 2010 — Design, Furniture, Uncategorized
Materials: Vinyl Description: Update: 31 Oct 2010. Gert of Mykea sent me an update to what was published (previously submitted by an enthusiastic student) to tell us a bit more about their vinyls especially designed for Ikea furniture. ~ Jules Furniture by IKEA is good priced and well designed. But we don’t like the fact that we see the same Ikea interior everywhere around us.
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Mykea – updated
October 31st, 2010 — Design
Studio Lawrence unveiled two new products last week at the 2010 Interieur show: To Gather, a modular sofa system, and Wonky chairs. These new pieces are the sculptural additions to designers Patrick de Louwere and Bart Eijking’s furniture collection. Fun and playful, they are just odd enough to be endearing. To Gather The modular sofa system by Studio Lawrence injects interaction with an angle
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Studio Lawrence
October 31st, 2010 — Design
Have a spooky Halloween weekend! Teeth Mug by Megawing available at Molla Space .
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Happy Halloween!
October 30th, 2010 — Design
Piloh is a project that aims to save old, damaged objects from ending up collecting dust in attics, basements and landfills and gives them a new lease on life. Using the idea of conflict and opposing materials, Piloh creates artistic pieces such as lamps, chairs and vases that make these unusable items useful once again. I particularly like their lamps. Photos by Luca Cingolani .
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Piloh
October 30th, 2010 — Design
During Vienna Design Week , Rainer Mutsch showed a preview of a new outdoor furniture system for the traditional Austrian manufacturer Eternit called Dune. Dune is a modular furniture system consisting of five combinable modules: each one of them is molded out of an whole fiber cement-panel. Fiber cement is a 100% natural and fully recyclable material for full time outdoor usage. From the designer: With Dune I wanted to tell a story about the materials capabilities, the history of the company and the hand formed production method. The shape of all 5 Dune elements now allows the user to move freely on the objects and to choose an individual seating position according to his or her individual taste.
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Dune by Rainer Mutsch
October 29th, 2010 — Design
Side by Side is a non-profit German company that I discovered while at Tendence 2010 . They design and create products that are simply beautiful, sometimes clever and always unique. The company, which launched back in 2002, works with 20 young designers on their contemporary design collection, consisting of 48 products that range from a clothes dryer and ironing board to kitchen utilities, a wine rack, napkin rings, and textiles
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Side by Side
October 29th, 2010 — Design
Misha Kahn recently presented us with her unique deer-shaped cabinet and now she has another very curious piece called Nest. According to Misha, Nest is “a recent exploration of combining a variety of mid-century appropriations with a giant nest, proposing a more contemporary object that welcomes endless acquirement.”
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Nest by Misha Kahn
October 27th, 2010 — Design
Alessandro Di Prisco has created a set of letter furniture for children. The shape of each letter serves as the inspiration for the design. The letter “S” is a swing for recreational activity, “I” is a library, “A” and “M” are a chair and table, and “G” is a chair-desk that becomes a corner where both working and relaxing are possible. How cute would this be at a day care center or in a nursery school classroom!
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Letters Furniture for Kids by Alessandro Di Prisco