I love to dine in perfect dining chairs that makes me comfortable, gives me style and combines with all my surrounding. The Smoke Chair from Maarten Baas for the international company Mooi is a piece of furniture finished with fire. The beauty and character of burned wood are captured in a long lasting material, creating the strange sensation of sitting on burnt furniture.
The Flame chair from Christopher Guy is a unique dining chair with the typical Chris-X legs that you can’t stop noticing it.
Who else but Philippe Starck would dare mess with a king? Reinventing the classic Louis XVI chair for Kartell, the playful Louis Ghost Armchair is a postmodern triumph of technical innovation and historical style.
The monster chair from Marcel Wanders is a soft, puffy and stylish chair as a symbol of the eternal battle between opposite forces that take place in life and can be easily recognized inside ourselves if we have the courage to open our eyes.
The Emporium chair from Boca do Lobo haves a sense of fun and frivolity pervades this chair, but this exclusive piece also manages to be sophisticated, thought-provoking and (above all) finely handcrafted. The design team led by Marco Costa created two different versions in three different finishes that you cannot miss!
From the Febo family, which includes sofas, armchairs, chaise lounges and beds, come three different chairs. But this one is just fantastic built to look made of a single material upholstered in fabric or leather with prominent blanket stitching looks comfy and stylish.
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Chair ONE from Konstantin Grcic is constructed just like a football: a number of flat planes assembled at angles to each other, creating the three-dimensional form. And it may not look comfortable but I dare you to try it and say it.
The Tudor chair from Jaime Hayon takes their inspiration from the six wives of Henry VIII, each with its own identity expressed through variations of upholstery and finishing. The highly polished finishes and upholstery stitching inspired from traditional quilting help the chairs emanate fine opulence and spectacle with modern flair.
Eanda dining chair from BRABBU is inspired in a matriarch in the Himba tribe and it is from her that children inherit the wealth.
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