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A Merging of Cultures – Mirazzo Furniture Collection by Robert Sukrachand

New York-based furniture designer Robert Sukrachand excels in creating sophisticated pieces dominated by clean lines. Having split his formative years between the United States and Thailand, much of…

Rough & Polished – Various Stools by French Designer Guillaume Delvigne

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

French designer Guillaume Delvigne worked with ToolsGalerie to produce a collection of furniture using marble, metal and many other materials that are all inspired by sculpture.

Monochromatic Elements – Furniture by Italian Company Henry Timi

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Handcrafted in Milan, Italy is this collection of furniture by Henry Timi that are sometimes blocky and sometimes flowing in form. His design ethos is to follow a language deprived of disorder.

Man Leveraging Machine – Furniture by British Designer Mark Laban

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This furniture made by British designer Mark Laban has been made from light wood such as maple and oak, looking deeper in to the production unveils many interesting things.

Split Vertically – Log Seating by Japanese Designers Torafu Architects

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A unique collection of vertically split log seating by Japanese firm Torafu architects, which were made from a tree using a Kobiki saw, a tool usually used for felling trees.

Ply Candy – Beautifully Designed and Finished Birch Plywood Furniture

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Designer Martin Moeller’s project Ply Candy is all about the production of plywood furniture that’s environmentally friendly and functional.

The Carvel Chair by Designer Andrew Clancy & Maker Matthew O’Malley

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Irish Architect and Designer Andrew Clancy has enlisted the help of Shipwright Matthew O’Malley to create this functional but traditional chair.

Artistic Stools and Benches by Fritz Baumann

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Fritz Baumann makes minimalistic furniture that’s both artistic and sculptural, also functional. We showcase some behind the scenes shots at his workshop in Munich.

The return of the Drop – An Icon by Arne Jacobsen

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

Designed by Arne in 1958 as part of the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, the Drop chair has been re-launched by Fritz Hansen after more than 50 years in hibernation.