Furnicraft Home Decorating Design

Fly Chair is the latest design from French artist Patrick Norguet for Swedish manufacturer OFFECCT. The contemporary chair itself has been worked on by Norguet for four years antil he and his team found the right technology to produce the chair. A first glance at Fly makes one think of the Far East, and Norguet compares the shape of the chair to the helmet worn by Japanese samurai. Fly has an organic design language in which the fabric itself creates much of the shape by being stretched over the metal frame. Because very little energy is used to make the fabric, Fly meets OFFECCT’s high demands for sustainable production.

Looking for a set of modern seating for your living room? These minimalist seating collections from Desiree Divano could just please your dream of a perfect modern living interior room design. It is an elegant and comfortable sofa with rounded shapes that will perfectly blend with any contemporary living room. Available in beautiful pure white and black colors, the modern contemporary living room furnishings are also offered in fabric or leather finishes. Visit Gruppo Euromobil for further details.

Italian designer Luca Scacchetti created the innovative modular seating Easy Sleep Sofa for Domodinamica manufacturer. This beautiful and versatile sofa are available from the various finishes (fabric, leather, pleather) the one you like the most. The sofa is made from polyurethane resins (40 kg/mc density) very comfortable whether you choose to use it as a sofa or a bed.

Have a problem of being wake up on time? Maybe you should put the alarm under your head rather than put it on your side table. This smart alarm clock is made from LED light planted under the fabric surface. As the set time comes, it will wake you up with its bright light.

This Carlo Colombo creation is a perfect match to your living room. Cozy armchair of Pasha from Ycami features expanded polyurethane in different heights and stylish fabric that invites your posterior for a comfortable experience. Remember when you came back from yur office and brought a lot of  stress? This cozy armchair could help you get rid of it.

Designer Flavia Pagotti Silva created this low, casual seating furniture based on the stools which used in the Brazilian countryside. As the curved metal frame supports four plywood disks, joined by pliable fabric, the result is an organically shaped stool which conforms to its user. The term “Bate Papo” is a word in Potuguese which refers to informal conversation among acquaintances. The stool was designed to facilitate such type of casual interaction. Available at Moma Store.

As an interpretation of the timeless club chair, designer Anna von Schewen has unveiled her latest collection for Swedish manufacturer Gärsnäs. Dress Chair is wrapped in a exclusively draped fabric along with visible waistline. This chair is recommended for working purpose since it offers seating comfort for long or short meetings. 

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This Tress Lamp collection is designed by Marc Sadler exclusively for Italian lighting manufacturer Foscarini. Made from interwoven threads drowned in resin, the final appearance resulted the beautiful texture of baskets. The effect is an interplay of full and empty spaces, interwoven light and material, distributed differently according to the use of the lamp, which evokes the warm touch of fabric, creating an extremely suggestive visual and tactile effect.

Tress Lamp is available in two versions of black and white color. Each color refers to different personality. Black represents underlines the weave which moulds into three-dimensional decor, while the white version has a lighter, more discrete presence.

In the floor lamp version, the spread of the beam of light creates a particularly attractive effect, thanks to the two light sources with separate switches. The lower light completely illuminates the heart of the lamp and underlines the graphic interplay of the weave, creating an enveloping effect, while the upper light produces illumination that is reflected towards the ceiling. 

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The Swedish has a group of talented women designers which has delivered their new seating designs for Moroso. Moroso is knwon for Italian furniture manufacturer.

The FRONT’s collection makes a striking use of photographic images, an interweave of draped fabric and a photo of flying cushions, that are printed on a high-quality velvet used to cover two sofas and an armchair. The range is rounded off with a low table and a carpet with a picture of reflections of light and shadow ideally originating from a slightly open window, unseen, elsewhere. Therefore the creative process does not start from the product’s form but from a picture of that form. The work is centred around the manufacturing process, from design to finished product, in which the choice of photos and their processing are vital elements. Via