Contemporary Plump Chair in Pink, Translucent Polyurethane Resin, by Ian Cochran

Plump Chair by Ian Alistair Cochran Solid Resin H 33" x L 26.5" x W 38" Floor to Seat: 17.5" A continuation of the Plump series of sculptural furniture. The shapes play upon the ...

Plump Chair by Ian Alistair Cochran Solid Resin H 33" x L 26.5" x W 38" Floor to Seat: 17.5" A continuation of the Plump series of sculptural furniture. The shapes play upon the ...

Plump Side Table by Ian Alistair Cochran Solid Resin H 27 x L 27" x W 27" A continuation of the Plump series of sculptural furniture. The shapes play upon the effect that resin ha...

Plump Chair by Ian Cochran This item is available in custom colors from any Pantone reference and can be made to custom size specifications A continuation of the Plump series of sc...

Italo Pertichini designs Amélie, a family characterized by fluid and sinuous lines. The designer creates a family of indoor and outdoor furniture, both for domestic settings or contr...

A sculptural icon of late-20th-century design, this Orgone-style chair channels Marc Newson’s groundbreaking 1993 form—an object defined by its fluid curves, biomorphic silhouette, a...

Sweet Fuchsia Coliseum Chair by Alvaro Uribe Dimensions: D 65 x W 66 x H 86 cm. Seat Height: 45 cm. Materials: Polyethylene. Weight: 11 kg. Available in different color options. Thi...

Gorgeous Pair of «Ghost» chairs, J.C. de Castelbajac for Acrila, Acrylic glass, after Philippe Starck – France Spectacular pair of high-quality French acrylic glass chairs, inspired by the design of the Louis Ghost model created by Philippe Starck for the Italian manufacturer Kartell in 2002. Many designers have been inspired by Starck's original design to create different pieces of furniture, furniture where shape, image, transparency and light are combined. Specifically, this pair is attributed to the French designer Jean Charles de Castelbajac, for Acrila. They represent the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, as the model is actually an avant-garde stylization of Louis XVI style chairs in an absolutely modern material. Originally, Louis XVI chairs, a symbol of elegance, were made of wood, with upholstered back and seat. In this case, acrylic glass offers an ethereal and crystalline appearance, creating the piece in a single block, without the need for screws or adhesives. Taking advantage of the transparency of the material, the structure of Louis XVI chairs is imitated, both the back, the seat and the four legs, all in white, and the “upholstered” in pink. About Acrila Acrila is a French design company based in Bordeaux, founded in 2007 by the married couple Jean-Christophe Bernard and Isabelle...