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The Capelli Stool for Herman Miller is made from molded plywood with an ash veneer is an elegant and simple piece that would be perfect for on-demand seating in your home. Light and easy to transport, this would be nice in a library/office or in a living/dining room. What’s more, the stool separates into two halves and stack nicely away in a closet.

Awarded “Silver” in the Industrial Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) of 2002.

15.5″ w | 13.375″ d | 17″ h

Here’s a great simple piece with nice lines, with both hardwood and plywood incorporated into the design.

Designer: Bryce Moore, Kerry Moore
Dimensions: 18″ L x 14″ W x 18″ H

So, this isn’t exactly something you might buy on a whim, (due to the unwieldly size and price tag) but it’s a pretty great piece if you have the space for it. It’s upholstered in leather and has two independently articulated movements on each of the four sections. This creates the ability to create a very configurable seating arrangement.

dimensions:
12.25″ high when flat 28.75″ high extended 49.5″ square, each unit 101″ square, entire sofa

I don’t know if I can justify the price of this for you or not, but I do believe it is quite interesting, and perhaps some of you can appreciate the novelty of storage and seating combined into one chair with a nice contrasting color to highlight the space.

Walnut, Whiteoak, Maple & Lacquer.

20w x 35.25 x 17l

It’s certainly no secret we’re a fan of Patricia Urquiola, and it’s easy to see why when viewing her collection of intriguing furniture.

“the flo chairs, designed by patricia urquiola for driade, have a painted steel structure covered in wicker and are available in three styles, red and white lozenges, brown lozenges, or thin cane. the flo chair is sold in a set of two.”

20.8″w x 20.8″d x 33.85″h

I am in love with this chair. Named for it’s ability to be a sort of “flexible love seat”, it incorporates two of my favorite things: Sustainability (made wholly from recycled paper and wood products) and configurability depending on your needs (expands to 720 cm from 22 cm).

This chair uses a honeycomb structure to expand out and can hold up to 16 people and support up to 4224 lbs. You can see it action here.

$799.95

Currently sold out but taking pre-orders.

This is a great modern, interpretation of the classic rocking chair.

“A modern, dynamic piece of furniture built for comfort and which accommodates a variety of sitting positions. The shape of the rocking chair was partially inspired by a shell. This gives it a beautiful organic design which is raw on the outside but smooth and refined on the inside. A piece of furniture that provides a unique experience of inner tranquillity.

The steel frame has been constructed without any transverse lines thus accentuating the floating appearance of the chair.”

The shell is made of vacuum-suctioned high gloss plastic shell and comes in black or white.

Material: High Gloss 7mm Plastic Shell & Metal.
Dimensions Chair: W 33.5 D 43.3 H 28.3

Not many chairs can boast weighing 5.5 lbs, much less being made out of 80% recycled aluminum. If you are contemplating purchase, there’s also the fact that a numbered run of 500 chairs was made exclusively for DWR, so these chairs are a limited edition and have a number engraved on their backs (2/500, 3/500, etc.). That might sweeten the deal for those of you that like “collecting” furniture.

-20-06 Chair, recently introduced by Foster & Partners for Emeco
-Stackable up to 10 high and is suitable for indoor and outdoor use (aluminum may patina with outdoor use).

Anodized aluminum.

H 31.5″ W 18.5″ D 19.5″ Seat H 18″

Stool, table, tray, or shelf? It’s up to you.

“New official authorized version, from the famous Vitra Design collection. In cooperation with Hans Gugelot, Max Bill designed the Ulm stool in 1955 for the interior of the Ulm School of Design. This piece of furniture can be a seat, an occasional table, shelf or portable tray all in one. Stamped signature.”

Material: Natural pine, lateral bar and base strip made of beech.

15 5/16″W x 17 2/8″H x 11 5/16″D, Seat Height is 17 2/8″.

“Launched at the 2006 Milan Furniture Fair, Ludovica and Roberto Palomba’s Lama chair functions as both chair and chaise longue. Its fixed cowhide cover has a saddle-stitch detail and rests on a graphite-colored varnished steel frame.”

Another interesting chair with a friendly price tag to consider…

“Dining chair with a steel tube frame available in a chromed or satin (matt) finish. The seat is made from composite technopolymer (white and ivory versions) or acrylic (red and black) and the legs can be either regular or sled base style.”

23 x 21 x 29h (seat 17.5h) inches

Minimum quantity- 4

What a great way to recycle furniture. These pieces are reclaimed and refurbished and then treated with a special Soft Skin® rubber coating which can be specified in a Pantone color of your choosing!

These chairs are suited for both indoor and outdoor use.

Designer: Jasper van Grootel

This is perhaps the best economy daybed I’ve ever seen. The chrome and powder coated steel legs are perfect.

The price is certainly right, but the drawback is a minimum purchase of four. I do like the lightness of the legs and the overall sleekness and ‘edge’…

Made in Italy

“Stackable dining chair with a steel tube structure and technopolymer seat/back. The structure is available with a chrome or matt satin finish, or laquered in white or black.”

18.5 x 21.5 x 32h (seat 17.5h) inches

This leather ottoman is filled with recycled fleece, which is a plus, and it looks like it would age well over time.

Solid framing yet filled with recycled fleece
100% leather
Colors:white, silt, silver, gold
17″ x 17″ x 10″ height