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Aeroply by Karolina Ferenc
Karolina Ferenc is a young designer from Poland who recently created this chaise lounge, called Aeroply, designed to fit a woman’s curves.
Get Out! KUBE by Ego Paris
Ego Paris‘s latest lounger is more than just a chaise. In fact, it’s an armchair, a pouf, and a coffee table, too. Depending on your needs, reconfigure KUBE to be just about whatever you want. The next time you consider buying outdoor furniture, instead of buying a set of separate pieces, you may just want to get a few KUBEs.
Glacier by Brodie Neill
Designer Brodie Neill is launching his latest limited-edition piece, a glass sculptural chaise called Glacier, at this year’s SuperDesign in London, which opens today. Hand cast from 135 liters of molten clear class that fills a 7-foot-long mold, the chaise takes 80 days to cool down and solidify. This is as much a sculpture as it is a place to rest.
Get Out! New Kenneth Cobonpue from Maison et Objet 2011
Kenneth Cobonpue released some new pieces at this Fall’s Maison et Objet show in Paris.
Papillon is an oversized lounge chair and ottoman with enlarged sides resembling butterfly wings.
Rama Bench by Ricardo Garza Marcos
Ricardo Garza Marcos designed the Rama (branch) bench for ONOMO for outdoor use. All you need to do is get yourself a comfy cushion for the top and you’re in business. The branch-like pieces add support to the back and base. It was built using reinforced concrete to avoid being stolen!
James Uren
James Uren is a young designer whose work shows more than just promise – you can see how passionate he is about the design through the craftsmanship of each piece. I simply love the versatility of the Luso Lounger.
Adna Chaise by David Weeks Studio
The Adna Chaise from David Weeks Studio has an unruly base of bare wood paired with a sleek, sophisticated upholstered seat, which creates a nice juxtaposition. The Adna Chaise is part of the MatterMade Collection New America Number Two, which celebrates the history of American design.
