home furnishing

Home Furnishing – Barcelona Chair

February 12th, 2012

The Barcelona chair, which is considered to be a modern classic and one of the most elegant chairs of the 20th century, was designed by Mies van der Rohe. He designed the chair at the International Exposition in Barcelona in 1929. Mies van der Rohe drew inspiration for his design from an Egyptian folding chair and a Roman folding stool. The chair was created to replicate a throne and made its first appearance during the inaugural ceremony by the Spanish royal family at the exposition. The chair exudes grandeur and class and at the same time it is light and strong. The Barcelona chair is considered by common consensus to be the pinnacle of a harmonized approach to materials, design, and workmanship.

Sofa For Futuristic Impression

September 29th, 2011

If you want to change the look of the living room with modern style, there is now a futuristic design sofa designed by Jan Kaplicky. The shape is a circle with three back around. Futuristic impression, the stronger the steel plate silver table in the middle. Display this couch is really impressive modern age of high technology management. From the technology side, this sofa is fully equipped flat screen television that reinforce the impression of futuristic. Sitting on this sofa will provide the experience was like being among the humans robots in the 21st century.This futuristic sofa, will fit in your living room with modern tastes on decorate the house.

Chelsea Textiles – Gustavian Classic

September 27th, 2011

Chelsea Textiles is a family firm, started in 1990 by Mona Perlhagen, who moved to London from New York, where she had been a fashion buyer for Bloomingdale’s. She identified a need for perfect recreations of antique embroidered fabrics and cushions, to complement traditional interiors, and set about researching and sourcing authentic materials and the world’s best craftsmen, to produce hand-embroidered fabrics of the same quality as those of the 17th and 18th centuries.

Since that time, Chelsea Textiles’s design ethos has evolved to encompass the early 20th century.