Furnicraft Home Decorating Design

The Cord Chair was originally designed in 1953 by a Canadian designer Jacques Guillon. Recently, it has been out of production for more than 40 years, and now a Toronto based manufacturer Avenue Road has announced that they will re-issue the chair, starting this August.?Constructed in a solid maple wood frame and finished with either a walnut wood veneer or black lacquer, the chair?s material integrity is true to Jacques Guillon?s authentic design. The seat and back are fully strung in either white or black 8-strand braided cord.

If you’re asking about fresh graduate students who have completed a actual furniture deesign work, maybe you should read about these?Anders Johnsson and?Petter Th?rne young designers.

Based in Stockholm, where they were assigned about creating design for?their final project for the Interior Architecture and Furniture Design program, they saw a?noticed the large quantities of waste materials that are normally just thrown away or burned. The wood veneer waste they saw was of particular interest to them, which they?ve used to create chairs where each piece is unique, as a result of the combination of the different types of wood.

Made of wood-veneer offcuts, design student?Elisa Stroyzk?has created an innovative and sophisticating carpet design which she called as “wooden textile”. She discovered a new perspective to look over the wood material, they can be performed in different three-dimensional shapes.?The geometric pieces are laser-cut or cut by hand then bonded to a textile backing.?

The material ranges between hard and soft, parquet and carpet, blurring relationships between furniture and textiles.?Elisa is currently graduating from??Central Saint Martins?college of art and design in London.?Via.?Photography by?Sebastian Neeb