6 Futuristic Chair Models

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While browsing for new and interesting subjects for an article to satisfy the needs and “hunger” for interior design trends of my readers i found 6 awesome pieces of furniture.

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Desk that Blooms - Da-Bloom

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Jin Young Lee is a young designer from Korea specialised in interior design and industrial design. Da-Bloom is one of his latest creations.

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Home Design Project? Submit it Here!

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You are a young architect, designer or even an industrial designer?

Or you are just a dedicated artist who creates unique and awesome pieces of art in his own innovative way and with special materials?

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Easy Chairs from ModusFurniture

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Modus is a British brand dedicated to producing the very best in contemporary international design.

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Tennis Furniture

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Speaking as a perpetual fan but never a player, what I really admire about tennis is how it unfolds as a character drama, how—in watching a great match—one gets a sense of warring dynamic personalities. Hence, the best tennis stars are bad boys, those who exude a noisy charisma.

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Wallfa - Sofa & Wall

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Jordi Canudas is an industrial designer, he was involved in design and artistic events and won several design awards. The project that got our attention is Walfa.

Wallfa is an intriguing two sided piece of furniture that is both wall and sofa. It offers a comfortable sitting area that becomes playful when users interact from both sides of the wall.
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Botanical Architecture by Mass Studies

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If you’re a fan of botanical architecture, this might just be the coolest building ever. Architects Minsuk Cho and Kisu Park of Mass Studies designed this flora-clothed multi-level building to house Belgian fashion designer , South Korea. The building was completed in October 2007 and takes green roofs and living walls to another level, using foliage to cover both the external and internal wall surfaces. We love that it looks as if the building is growing up from underneath the greenery, blurring the lines between plants as ornamentation or structure.

On a site located in an alley near Seoul’s rapidly transforming Gangnam district, the building stands as a green marvel, three floors tall, housing the Ann Demeulemeester shop on the first floor, a restaurant above, and a Multi-Shop in the basement.

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