furniture design
Take a chill moment - the tendencies of modern furniture
Coco Chanel's old saying "less is more" not only influenced the mind of young fashion designers, but also the tendencies of modern furniture features. Now, what's "less is better", continuing the idea of fluid lines and gravitational defiant curves of nowadays furniture design.
Cassina and Jean Marie Massaud teamed up to create spacious, aesthetic and contemporary furniture in order to launch their uber exclusivist collection. The Aspen opposing sofas work as a long sleek single seating surface and lounge area.
Aspen Modern Sofa Lounge from Cassina
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Eco friendly furnishing wins every time
Eco friendly furnishing is very looked up by people who don't want to contribute at forest reclamations due to their civic values. For that, furniture designers come up with models of furniture made out of nonconformist materials such as fiber glass or polyurethane.
Although they bring an attribute to nature's elements, the Amaki sofa and Lyla lighting from Odue creations don't look very natural to me. Odue designers have a way with nowadays technology, as they prove handling very well the process of bending materials and color combination. The Amaki sofa is simple and very minimalist in appeal.

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Innovative bookshelves by Lago
Everybody should read books and everybody should have books in their homes. But do you have neat bookshelves? An original idea of the Italian brand Lago, which specializes in furniture design, is these bookshelves. This is an inovative bookshelf design that stands out from the crowd.
Creative bookshelves by Lago
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Seating Trays
These seating trays are designed by Tanya Aguiñiga (b.1978), a Los Angeles based furniture designer raised in Tijuana, Mexico. With a BA in Furniture Design from San Diego State University and an MFA in Furniture Design from the Rhode Island School of Design, Tanya uses furniture as a way to translate emotions into three dimensional objects and tell stories trough shape, color and surface.
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