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“Laminated baltic birch plywood with veneered outside edges or laminated osb panels with stained edges, finished with a durable clear lacquer. Veneers currently available include walnut, maple, and cherry (contact retailer for pricing).”
H 32″ W 16″ D 24″
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“The PK31 series rest on a matt chromium-plated spring steel base. The down-filled cushions are covered in your choice of leathers.”
easy chair; 29.9″w|29.9 d|29.9″h|seat;15″h
2-seater; 54″w| 29.9″ d| 29.9″h| seat; 15″h
3-seater; 78″w| 29.9″ d| 29.9″h| seat; 15″h
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This has an altogether pleasing shape.
“The shape of the Spring chair is obviously related to the human body: more than anything else, you sit down in its lap. And a very welcoming lap it is.”
100% bamboo
Natural, Cherry, or Ebony
15.5 W 28 H 26 D
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Plywood realized into a swing chair…really quite interesting.
“Classic Biedermeier shape realized in ‘apple’ plywood with a nifty seat suspended from the arm/back by aircraft grade wire.”
by Nikolai Moderbacher
22″w x 20″d x 26″h
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While I’m not crazy about seatbelts being used for items other than what they were intended for, I do think this particular application is nicely executed and somewhat appropriate.
“The loveseat redefined โ modernized and streamlined for your contemporary lifestyle. Solid maple wood and post-industrial automotive seatbelts are the basis for this seat designed by Peter Danko, an early founder of Eco-Modernism. Made with non-toxic water based adhesives.”
8 different wood stains available
33″ tall x 47.5″ wide x 20″ deep
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Modular sofa pieces for a children’s room. Great for building forts, sleeping or just all around fun.
Available in a number of colors. Completely removable upholstery.
Dimensions:
51.25″ x 25.5″ x 15.75″
Materials:
Polyurethane filling, upholstered in cotton, linen or wool
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Since this stool is from a renewable cork harvest, you can rest assured that you are supporting sustainable resources.
“…in a marriage of material and form, the Portuguese collective Bleach Design pays homage to the first and most common use of cork – the bottle stopper. This one is re-sized to make a stunning and practical stool. Hardwearing and comfortable (due to the inherent slight “give” in the cork) and at home in any environment, the Rolha stool is the perfect combination of decorative, function and wit.”
Size: 15″w x 18″t
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Slim-line lounge chair with old roots and modern sensibilities.
35″ x 28″ x 29″
Seat height: 16″ ; Seat depth: 22″
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This flat bench appears to float with it’s clear plexiglass feet.
“wooden and metal frame, elastic straps and multi-density
polyurethane foam. Removable cover in fabric and
leather/faux leather.”
86″l x 28″d x 16″h seat ht: 15″
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Nice reproduction of a 1960’s daybed.
Clean, modern lines. Durable steel frame, faced with rubberwood, a strong eco-friendly hardwood. Remove back cushions to convert sofa to a comfy twin-sized bed. Covers are removable for easy cleaning. Simple assembly. Imported. Spot clean. Urban exclusive.
* Hardware included
* 75″l, 29″w, 32″h, 22″d
* Steel, wood, polyester
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This great, simple piece is now on sale. It’s a day bed that folds out into a Double sized bed.
-Kiln-dried hardwood frame with molded wood slats
-Cotton/poly/linen fabric
-High elastic polyurethane cell foam cushion
-Solid beech feet with dark wenge stain
-Dry clean the removable top cover
-Head rest pillow included
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This Tatami teak and rattan stool is perfectly understated and functional.
Seat height 18โย.
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The MB 5 can be used as a side table or stool, and since it’s made out of self-cushioning polymer, there’s some comfort provided as well. Indoor or outdoor friendly.
Recipient of the MATERIALICA Design Award, IF Design Award and Red Dot Award.
Size: 14.13″h x 22.06″w x 20.88″d
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What a great sectional for your media room. It’s available in a number of different fabrics and colors, and made in Canada.
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Modular furniture can be extremely handy to have. Though this looks to be an excellent size for children, I’m sure adults could utilize the pieces just as well.
“The K Block is a modular object which on its own is a stool or extra seating and when not in use can be stacked in a sculptural way. Combinations of the K Block can be used to resolve different furniture requirements…Custom colors are also availale (minimum order is 100 pieces per special custom color). Suitable for outdoor or indoor use by children or adults alike.”
Extremely durable industrial polyethylene plastic.
Color Options: Lime Green, Red Orange, White
H 17.3 W 11 D 11.6
Purchase Information:
Price: $195.00