Fascinating furniture.

[Kyle Weiss]

Preferring older furniture and aesthetics to contemporary, I'll make an exception here...very cool.

http://www.lostateminor.com/2013/01/04/conceptual-furniture-design-by-karolina-tylka/

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[RonA3597]

Looks like a swept wing version of an Adirondack chair. It is cool.

 

[Greyson]

It looks great, and I love that it is customisable - I cant see a price tag though, and that's usually a bad sign. I was on a similar site not long ago and I found an outdoor firepit I liked, eventually got them to tell me the price, which was something like $5000. Good god almighty... quickest conversation ender ever.

 

[dshpipes]

Neat! I bet a pipe would rest comfortably in any of those grooves.

 

[deepbass9]

Danish furniture...oh why do I love what I can't justify??

Oh.... :afro: ...sorry, pic sent me athinking....

 

[George Kaplan]

- I cant see a price tag though, and that's usually a bad sign.

Looks to me like laminated plywood, Greyson. Just go out to your workshop and make some of your own.

 

[Greyson]

Workshop... yeah... don't have access to one I'm afraid. Or access to rudimentary skills or abilities. You seem to have mistaken me for a proper man.

I looked around a house today that's in my price range, it did have a very large workshop made out of asbestos. That's good right?

 

[George Kaplan]

Sounds like the perfect smoking room as well. Fireproof and all.

 

[ManinBlue]

Frank Lloyd Wright designed a lot of furniture using Plywood. At the time he was doing this, plywood was a new and exotic material. My wife and I did a fascinating tour of one of his homes moved to Northern Virgina a few years back.

 

[Kyle Weiss]

The right guy could recreate that (or similar) chair pretty easily...I saw a guy who made some pretty cool pieces out of epoxied phone books sammiched into "boards"--that'd be neat, if not weighing a ton.

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