Here are furniture pictures from the modern and contemporary decorative arts section at the Chicago Art Institute.
Posted by John, in Modern Furniture & Design.
Calligaris' strength is built day by day mainly by way of its product. With the expanse of the range of products offered today, Calligaris boasts a very unique catalogue.
The company continuously develops new products that combine quality, functionality and
technology. The products feature form and substance providing the consumer with the widest range of possible choices.
Design is an intricate concept. Beyond the analysis of the function and the study of the structure, it derives from the direct connection with the materials involved. Calligaris' products make your home cozier and improve our daily life.
Market studies and analysis direct the conception of new products focusing attention on the emerging consumer trends. The steadfast research to find materials with innovative features,
the competence of the technical department, the frequent and consolidated collaborations with internationally renowned Designers along with their proven ability during the manufacturing phase allow them to offer high quality and functional products with an unmistakable supplement: style.
Posted by Will, in Modern Furniture & Design.
Fellow blogger at http://funfurde.blogspot.com just recently attended the International Comtemporary Furniture Fair in New York City. He has updated his blog with 70 photos taken from the event. I have to say that he spent a lot of time taking these pictures and uploading them to his blog. If you enjoy looking at contemporary design furniture, it is certainly worth a look.
Posted by John, in Modern Furniture & Design.
Furniture influence by Isamu Noguchi is still seen in today's products. Born in Los Angeles in 1904, Noguchi spent the majority of his life in America and Japan. An early life experience which later lead to sculpture and furniture design began in Chigasaki, Japan in 1913 where he began an apprenticeship as a carpenter's aid. At the early age of almost nine he began working with his hands to create things.In the summer of 1922 Isamu began an apprenticeship with sculptor Gutzon Borglum in Connecticut. In 1924 he took evening classes in sculpture at the Leonardo Da Vanci Art School. His talent was recognized early and in 1927 he won the John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship which allowed him to travel to Paris and Europe and further refine his skills.
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Posted by John, in Modern Furniture & Design.
Supernatural Armchair
Armchairs are usually such solid, massive beasts, with plush upholstered sides and hulking frames. Not so Ross Lovegrove's new Supernatural chair for Moroso (an update on his armless version, reviewed in Dwell Reports, May 2007). Though it appears to be a lightweight that would easily topple in a strong breeze, looks are deceiving: The chair is a take on air injection technology, reinforced with fiberglass and durable enough for any situation. Plus, the chair's curvy design would be pleasing in any interior, stacking up well against its heftier competition--both literally and figuratively.
www.moroso.it
Posted by Will, in Modern Furniture & Design.
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