Kirjoittaja Aihe: Design Directory 2021: inspiring living room furniture (Luettu 843 kertaa)

upamfva · 12.02.22 - 04:25

Design Directory 2021: inspiring living room furniture

From asymmetric sofas that pair up perfectly to create a cosy seating nook to a compelling cabinet that turns storage convention on its head, not to mention luscious lighting, ample armchairs, sculptural shelving and more. The Wallpaper* edit of deeply desirable living room furniture kicks off the 2021 Design Directory – our annual pick of inspiring new furniture for every room of the house. Make yourself at home…To get more news about bedroom furniture, you can visit oppao.com official website.

Named after an atoll in the Maldives, this sofa, by icon of design Antonio Citterio, offers a corner of pure relaxation, with generous rounded curves, and is now available in a new fabric with 12 colour variants, in bold yet homely tones.
Rikke Frost saw the potential to foster conversation through design when creating this sofa for Carl Hansen & Søn. Particularly good for use in pairs, although one also works perfectly alone, the sofa has a stem-bent backrest and curving cushions that produce an asymmetric shape, enveloping the sitter while creating a cosy nook for a good old chat. The sofa was actually developed in just three weeks, as part of the TV programme ‘Denmark’s Next Classic’, which saw contestants compete to create new designs that could become classics in the coming years.

A reissue of Afra and Tobia Scarpa’s award-winning classic from 1969, this curvaceous, generously upholstered armchair unites comfort with style, and now comes in a selection of chromatic combinations.

Composed of a black powder-coated tubular steel frame, with a seat and bolster made from leather, in a choice of three colours, the ‘Lemni’ chair cuts a striking silhouette.

Designed especially to complement Liaigre’s ‘Arpege’ sofa, this lamp features a sleek polished chrome brass and black epoxy metal base, with a translucent white alabaster shade.

This simple lamp from French studio Atelier Malak is a handcrafted lesson in getting minimalism just right, and sees a slight, body-like frame supporting a head-like shade, resulting in a form that the designer describes as being ‘alive’. Constructed in the Atelier Malak workshop in Vaulx-en-Velin, Lyon, by founder Malacou Lefebvre, each piece is formed from powder-coated steel, which has been shaped using the ‘cold bending’ method, rather than the usual technique of adding heat.

Designed by Cape Town-based studio Okha, these coffee tables, like tectonic plates that slide together to produce an organic form, feature a powder-coated or patinated steel base with a choice of marble tops.

‘Koishi’ is a low-level coffee table for Poliform’s Saint Germain sofa collection, also designed by Jean-Marie Massaud. For the table’s shape, the French designer looked to organic shapes appearing in natural landscapes, using materials such as metal, marble, reflective glass, wood and dark-coloured stone.