Showing posts with label Bouquet Chair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bouquet Chair. Show all posts

Monday, 30 January 2012

Ted Lott

Architecture on a furniture scale by Ted Lott. Ted Lott studied woodworking and furniture design at Maine College of Art but he is using these skills in a more esoteric way in these fantastical domestic 'furniture' scale, architectural compositions.
"When viewing woodworking in the context of objects made with wood; housing, particularly stick frame construction, emerges as possibly the most widespread use of the material throughout the modern world. Utilizing these contemporary techniques in a studio based practice, it is my hope to further the conversation on how notions of craft fit into the modern world." Ted Lott

Tuesday, 29 March 2011

Bodo Sperlin

A hardwood chair that exudes supple sensuality, designed to look like a single sculpted sheet that loops effortlessly in a ribbon of curves, designed by Bodo Sperlin.

Tuesday, 15 February 2011

Tuesday, 14 December 2010

Tokujin Yoshoka



Tokujin Yoshioka works in partnership with fashion designer Issey Miyake and they have had their studio for over twenty years. The chairs above are from a series called Bouquet designed for Moroso's New York showroom. the bouquet chair has a slender stem that supports 'a bloom' of hand made fabric petals.