Fill Bookshelf by Jon Goulder

Fill is designed to flatpack for transport and is basic to construct. A robust piece which is designed to withstand the heaviest of loads. Manufactured in aluminium with a hemp glass base. Powder coated finish. Exploratory prototype.

Fill Bookshelf, by Jon Goulder,

Dunder by Stefan Borselius for Blå Station

A section sofa and easy chair range born from an idea that all we need are pillows! One big to sit on, or perhaps two. One pillow to lean your back against. Perhaps a pillow to rest your arm. It would be nice if that was all, because pillows have nice shapes, squared but still rounded. Dunder are pillows. Pillows to provide comfort in every environment. All you need to add, is yourself, and perhaps even more pillows.

Dunder, Sofa, Corner Sofa, Easy Chair, by Stefan Borselius, for Blå Station

Collect Makeup Table from Schönbuch

The Collect Chest of Drawers and Makeup Table has a distinguished patchwork look, to hold important or avaliable items of various sizes or shapes. The drawer fronts are in different matt-painted woods and is available in two sizes. As an alternative to the wood fronts, paint finishes in various colours are available. The body is always in a cool white, which is used for the legs as well. Collect is a decor highlight for the entrance area, but equally for a living room or bedroom.

Collect Makeup Table, Chest of Drawers, by Wis Design, for Schönbuch

Stars by Bartoli Design for Laurameroni

Purist volumes made from metal, function as low tables, end tables, and storage units with a natural walnut interior. Available in polished steel, natural brass, burnished copper and natural copper.

Stars Collection, by Bartoli Design, for Laurameroni

Kenneth Smythe Synergistic Synthesis XVII Sub B1 Chair

The upcoming Wright Modern Design auction includes this Synergistic Synthesis XVII Sub B1 Chair by San Francisco based designer, artist and scientist, Kenneth Smythe, who creates work originating from evolutionary models of nature. His furniture designs are essential forms derived from complex theories; the nature of Smythe’s process renders each work unique.

Synergistic Synthesis XVII Sub B1 Chair, Estimate: $2,000–3,000, by Kenneth Smythe,
at Wright Modern Design Auction, 23 March.

Ottoman by Noé Duchaufour Lawrance for ligne roset

ligne roset has presented a new armchair and sofa designed by Noé Duchaufour Lawrance at imm Cologne.

Ottoman Armchair, Ottoman 3-seater, by Noé Duchaufour Lawrance, for ligne roset

Jalis by Jehs+Laub for COR

Jalis is the magical word from the Orient for hospitality and relaxed communication with family members or friends. In any circumstances, for any living area. Cushions side by side, stories one after another. This is how oases of well-being–and favourite sofas–come about. Special upholstery provides support and fabulous comfort. Another secret? The Patio cover fabric with ornaments woven into it. Only becoming visible when the incidence of light changes, its patterns assume the appearance of fine embroidery. Jalis can float, rest on pedestals, integrate or highlight tables, change levels, and incorporate niches and floor recesses.

Jalis, by Jehs+Laub, for COR

Saint Tropez Lounge Chair by Christophe Pillet

Christophe Pillet will present the Saint Tropez lounge chair at the upcoming Milan Furniture Fair, April 14 -19.

Saint Tropez Lounge Chair, by Christophe Pillet , for Porro

Box in Four Movements by Ron Arad

A prototype of Ron Arad’s, Box in Four Movements has sold for $23,750 at the recent Important Design auction at Wright in Chicago.

Box in Four Movements, 1994, cherry, chrome-plated steel, by Ron Arad Studio, at Wright

Big Table by Alain Gilles for Bonaldo

“As if it were walking, each foot stretches to reach further away. Whatever the angles, it always looks strikingly different from one point of view to another, as if you could never really grab it.”
- Alain Gilles

The legs of the Big Table are made of steel plates that have been laser cut and folded. All the legs have a different width, and have been cut and bent in order to reveal the different tonalities of their own colors.

Big Table, by Alain Gilles, for Bonaldo