chair design
Comfy in a little tulip
Here's another tulip shaped chair for you, this one designed by Pierre Paulin in 1965 and reedited by Netherlands based Artifort Company.
Handmade, with an upholstered covering and chrome base, the Little Tulip chair is more than just practical. Its refined, graphic design has an inviting and comfortable quality, suited for any location be it a working desk or at the dining table. After all, your favourite chair in the house should be "friendly, fun and colorful" as Pierre Paulin thought.

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Take a seat into the future
When I think about what's probably going on in the mind of an interior designer, my world suddenly becomes futuristic from all points of view. Take for example this elegant and simple white chair designed by Erwine and Estelle Laverne in the early 1960's.
If this is what they thought about back then, I'm more than curious to find out what's coming next. It doesn't matter if it's art as long as it's functional. The Tulip white chair is made out of a so called Pastili material, or a two part glass fiber casting to create the shininess effect.

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Your own comfortable shell
I have always appreciated women with fine taste in interior design or "household fashion", and more than once refused to think that man could reach this level of impressionable indoor aesthetics. But lately, I've proved myself wrong.
Man can be both objective and attentive to detail at the same time, and very difficult to impress when it comes to fine living. Let's take these two fine pieces of furniture: the Lobster and the Shelley chair designed and created by Verikon Furniture.

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Chair by Borge Mogensen
This is the Spanish chair, designed by Danish Borge Mogensen. Its creator says he was inspired by Spanish rustic furniture when he created this model.

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