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The 'Ball Chair' is iconic as they come. Conceived in 1963, Eero Aarnio's seminal classic continues to awe thanks to its familiar yet wholly innovative design. A breakthrough piece for the Finnish designer, the chair is defined by a spherical white glass fibre shell, within which lies a cocoon-like seat upholstered in yellow 'Tonus 4', an updated version of Danish brand Kvadrat's Tonus, an elastic fabric designed by the late textile artist Nina Koppel. The result is a world recognised furniture piece that has graced homes and offices in addition to film sets, music videos and magazine covers.

Holster GIMA - vuotobrModello: piattobrColore: rossobrMisure: 19 x 14 x h1 cmbrbr1 pz.

The 'Ball Chair' is iconic as they come. Conceived in 1963, Eero Aarnio's seminal classic continues to awe thanks to its familiar yet wholly innovative design. A breakthrough piece for the Finnish designer, the chair is defined by a spherical white glass fibre shell, within which lies a cocoon-like seat upholstered in black 'Tonus 4', an updated version of Danish brand Kvadrat's Tonus, an elastic fabric designed by the late textile artist Nina Koppel. The result is a world recognised furniture piece that has graced homes and offices in addition to film sets, music videos and magazine covers.

Holster GIMA - fornito vuotobrModello: grande con tascabrColore: rossobrMisure: 21 x 12 x h 6,5 cmbrbr1 pz.

The 'Ball Chair' is iconic as they come. Conceived in 1963, Eero Aarnio's seminal classic continues to awe thanks to its familiar yet wholly innovative design. A breakthrough piece for the Finnish designer, the chair is defined by a spherical white glass fibre shell, within which lies a cocoon-like seat upholstered in orange 'Hallingdal', the first textile from Danish brand Kvadrat, designed by Nanna Ditzel in 1965. The result is a world recognised furniture piece that has graced homes and offices in addition to film sets, music videos and magazine covers.

The 'Ball Chair' is iconic as they come. Conceived in 1963, Eero Aarnio's seminal classic continues to awe thanks to its familiar yet wholly innovative design. A breakthrough piece for the Finnish designer, the chair is defined by a spherical white glass fibre shell, within which lies a cocoon-like seat upholstered in grey 'Hallingdal', the first textile from Danish brand Kvadrat, designed by Nanna Ditzel in 1965. The result is a world recognised furniture piece that has graced homes and offices in addition to film sets, music videos and magazine covers.

The 'Ball Chair' is iconic as they come. Conceived in 1963, Eero Aarnio's seminal classic continues to awe thanks to its familiar yet wholly innovative design. A breakthrough piece for the Finnish designer, the chair is defined by a spherical white glass fibre shell, within which lies a cocoon-like seat upholstered in red 'Tonus 4', an updated version of Danish brand Kvadrat's Tonus, an elastic fabric designed by the late textile artist Nina Koppel. The result is a world recognised furniture piece that has graced homes and offices in addition to film sets, music videos and magazine covers.

Produced by Italian brand Cassina, the 'Le Miniature - 7' chair was designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1927 for her Paris apartment in Place Saint-Sulpice. Now widely regarded as an icon, the swivel chair sets a benchmark for versatility and functionality, and is defined by an upholstered backrest and a soft padded leather seat cushion created from a blueprint that is based on measurements derived from the Modulor. This 1:6 scaled miniature of the chair is a testament to precision and attention to detail, and was produced in collaboration with the Fondation Le Corbusier and the heirs of the co-authors.

Bringing together iridescent sharp-edged methacrylate with seamless sepia-coloured nubuck leather, Simona Cremoscoli's collection of leather boxes for Poltrona Frau present a chic and elegant storage solution. This small incarnation of the case combines a thick plexiglass lid with an exterior upholstered in leather that is embellished with short-stitch embroidery for a delicate and precise graphic design.

Upholstered pieces of furniture are familiar to all of us as more or less constant companions of everyday life. Upholstery is comfortable, it conveys security and promises comfort, it has a specific design, asserts or creates status and tells a (hi)story.\n\n\nWe rarely consider its interior. At the same time, a view into the hidden content of chairs and armchairs is a journey into secrets, into lashed and sprung constructions that prove to be unknown masterpieces of craftsmanship. Deep-Seated. The Secret Art of Upholstery explores furniture and its interiors and explains why upholstery is always also a part of cultural and social history.\n\n\nWith contributions by Thomas Andersch, Maximilian Busch, Cordula Fink, Thomas Rudi, Stefanie Seeberg, Thomas Schriefers, Xenia Schurmann, and a foreword by Olaf Thormann.\n\n\nText in English and German.

Taken from Danish brand NORR11's expansive 'Elephant' collection, the 'Elephant Lounge Chair' is a modern seating option designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl. Inspired by both the upholstered chairs of the 1950s and Japanese furniture design, this seat presents a light and elegant expression thanks to an elephant ear-shaped back that gently curves around the body to provide an unrivalled level of comfort. NORR11 follows a sustainable path choosing water-based lacquer for all its range of wooden furniture pieces.

Upholstered pieces of furniture are familiar to all of us as more or less constant companions of everyday life. Upholstery is comfortable, it conveys security and promises comfort, it has a specific design, asserts or creates status and tells a (hi)story.\n\n\nWe rarely consider its interior. At the same time, a view into the hidden content of chairs and armchairs is a journey into secrets, into lashed and sprung constructions that prove to be unknown masterpieces of craftsmanship. Deep-Seated. The Secret Art of Upholstery explores furniture and its interiors and explains why upholstery is always also a part of cultural and social history.\n\n\nWith contributions by Thomas Andersch, Maximilian Busch, Cordula Fink, Thomas Rudi, Stefanie Seeberg, Thomas Schriefers, Xenia Schurmann, and a foreword by Olaf Thormann.\n\n\nText in English and German.

Upholstered with the iconic zigzag print of Italian brand Missoni, the 'Belfast' pouf is a striking injection of colour and pattern into interior spaces. Covering the low cylindrical seat is a removable yarn dyed jacquard Trevira CS polyester fabric that brings vibrant shades together with the brand's signature print, while a side handle ensures the item can be easily transported throughout the home.

Upholstery doesn't have to be intimidating! Expert Shelly Miller Leer, founder of HomeRoom and Upholstery Club and former writer and contributor for curbly.com, apartmenttherapy.com, and many other online crafting communities uses her trademark fresh, casual teaching style to empower you with the confidence and skills to get started right away. These five projects have been mindfully designed to help the beginner build basic skills, learn techniques, and progressively take on more-complicated pieces. Six information-packed chapters cover upholstery concepts, terminology, tools, materials, and supplies, as well as advice on setting up an in-home shop or looking for shop space to lease. Beginning with simple projects like the Buttoned-Down Blue Velvet Footstool and wrapping up with the Rockin' Moroccan Hanging Headboard, this step-by-step guide provides all you need to develop a new creative hobby, learn practical skills, or even start a business of your own.

Taken from Danish brand NORR11's expansive 'Elephant' collection, the 'Elephant Lounge Chair' is a modern seating option designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl. Inspired by both the upholstered chairs of the 1950s and Japanese furniture design, this seat presents a light and elegant expression thanks to an elephant ear-shaped back that gently curves around the body to provide an unrivalled level of comfort. NORR11 follows a sustainable path choosing water-based lacquer for all its range of wooden furniture pieces.

Upholstery doesn't have to be intimidating! Expert Shelly Miller Leer, founder of HomeRoom and Upholstery Club and former writer and contributor for curbly.com, apartmenttherapy.com, and many other online crafting communities uses her trademark fresh, casual teaching style to empower you with the confidence and skills to get started right away. These five projects have been mindfully designed to help the beginner build basic skills, learn techniques, and progressively take on more-complicated pieces. Six information-packed chapters cover upholstery concepts, terminology, tools, materials, and supplies, as well as advice on setting up an in-home shop or looking for shop space to lease. Beginning with simple projects like the Buttoned-Down Blue Velvet Footstool and wrapping up with the Rockin' Moroccan Hanging Headboard, this step-by-step guide provides all you need to develop a new creative hobby, learn practical skills, or even start a business of your own.