Another 17 Cool and Cretive Modern Chair Designs
Several days ago, we collected 22 Cool and Modern Chair Designs, here we will show you another 17 cool and cretive modern chair designs.
1. Getsuen Armchair
Getsuen Armchair
This lily armchair is the result of high technology combined with expert crafting, its attractive shape concealing an elaborate moulded steel frame.
The filling is in flexible and breathable polyurethane foam and the castors, like rollerblade wheels, are in fluorescent green PLT. The upholstery is in velvet in the colours available in the fabric collection.
2. Nouvelle Vague Chaise Longue
Nouvelle Vague Chaise Longue
Neat and clean designs for the chaise longue by Christophe Pillet: an open "S", with an essential form. A light line that is imposed in the space through its great expressive power.
Perfect for the day zone and also for the night zone, the chair is completed by an oval footrest that gives you the possibility of a more relaxing position, which can also stand alone as a pouf. Perfect too for external environments, Nouvelle Vague is available in the polished colours chalk white, black and china red in the sample collection.
3. Vermelha Armchair
Vermelha Armchair
Wrap-around armchair with steel frame painted with epoxy powders.
Several days' manual work is required to build the seat, together with high expertise for the weaving. The five hundred metres of special rope with an acrylic core, covered in cotton, are first woven onto the frame to create a structure and then plaited by consecutive overlapping, leaving sufficient surplus to form a kind of random weave which creates an unusual padding.
4. Anemone Chair
Anemone Chair
Special hollow tubes in plastic are hand woven methodically and screw-attached to the corolla-shaped frame in moulded metal, sanded and coated a metallic grey colour.
The weave, which may seem random, forms a comfortable and attractive seat. The tubes are available transparent or in various colours.
5. Azul Chair
Azul Chair
Square in shape, its metal frame is coated with epoxy powders. The seat is hand made in a skilful sequence, weaving 650 metres of special rope with an acrylic core covered in cotton.
The irregular weave, built up by perfected manual skills over several days' work, forms the padding and the cover.
6. Favela Armchair
Favela Armchair
A small armchair made from many pieces of natural wood, similar to those with which the shacks of the favelas or shanty towns are built in Brazil, glued and nailed together by hand.
The hand crafting means that each seat is slightly different from the other.
7. Francesco Binfare Angels Seating Collection
Francesco Binfare Angels Seating Collection
Organically shaped padded seating, reminiscent of spineless bodies. With their irregular outline and deliberate asymmetry, theirs is a nervy, flawed beauty.
Simple movements of the seats, backs and pouf/ball create different seating possibilities. Plywood base and back in hand-wrought metal, with filling in cellular polyurethane foam to ensure good breathability. The feet are in chromed metal with alluminium and rubber scratch-proof tips and the upholstery in mohair velvet.
8. De Pas, d' Urbino, Lomazzi Joe Seater
De Pas, d' Urbino, Lomazzi Joe Seater
Designed in 1970. Joe, an oversized baseball glove, is now being reissued in an indoor/outdoor polymer. Joe, in tobacco brown and monumental marble grey. Play ball!
Sofa appropriate for indoor/outdoor commercial and residential use.
9. Kiss Seater
Kiss Seater
Like Bocca, this sweet one-seater is made of soft resin for use indoors and out.
10. Borge Mogensen 2229 Chair
Borge Mogensen 2229 Chair
One of Borge Mogensen's more unusual chairs. He designed the Hunting Chair in 1950 for the autumn exhibition of the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild, whose theme that year was 'The Hunting Lodge'.
The frame is made of oak while seat and back are of butt leather with adjustable straps a rustic and masculine combination that Mogensen developed later in other pieces such as the Spanish Chair. The eye- catching and dynamic design with a front seat edge height of just 30 cm is typical for the era.
11. Rose Chair
Rose Chair
One of Borge Mogensen's more unusual chairs. He designed the Hunting Chair in 1950 for the autumn exhibition of the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild, whose theme that year was 'The Hunting Lodge'.
The frame is in moulded metal with small parts in shaped wood. The filling is in polyurethane foam and Dacron and the legs are in turned and brushed aluminium with a kiln-dried transparent finish coating.
12. Tazia Chair
Tazia Chair
Contoured stool that is offered with a curved oak back. Wide selection of fabrics and colors. Grey or white polyester stool also available.
13. Piergiorgio Cazzaniga Lofty
Piergiorgio Cazzaniga Lofty
A chair, armchair and chaise-longue from polished stainless steel or shell upholstered with fabric or MDF Italia leather.
14. Corona Chair
Corona Chair
Corona was designed by Poul M. Volther and received a lot of acclaim when it was first launched in 1964. Since its making the chair has been shown in a wide variety of fashion features, film and music videos.
15. Pratone
Pratone
Giant grass stems form an artificial meadow on which one can easly lie down and relax. Made in cold foamed polyurethane treated with green washble paint Guflac.
16. The Big Easy Armchair
The Big Easy Armchair
The armchair The big - Easy is suitable for outside use. Waterproof and light resistant. Rotationally moulded recyclable coloured polyethylene.
17. Setsu and Shinobu Ito Au Seating
Setsu and Shinobu Ito Au Seating
Single blocks of polyurethane foam, shaped similarly to the Japanese yin/yang symbols and covered in woollen cloth or a woolen strech fabric, with support bases with leather finish. They are combined to define various layouts.
