sonic chair
If I had a loft... yeah, right.... but IF I had a loft with lots of open room.. I would so use my infatiguable amount of cash and buy this chair so I could sit in it... and do homework/ plot my plan for world domination.... It would be glorious
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This rustic chair comes from used barrels from Bardstown, Kentucky. The Barrels are only used to make bourbon once and then sometimes sold to make scotch, while a few are set aside to make these striking chairs using the barrel st... This rustic chair comes from used barrels from Bardstown, Kentucky. The Barrels are only used to make bourbon once and then sometimes sold to make scotch, while a few are set aside to make these striking chairs using the barrel staves and metal bands. The white oak retains the age and stain from the bourbon giving them loads of character and an exquisite natural style.
Tags: furniture, interior design, reclaimed wood, home interiors, unique chairs, wood chairs, recycled chair, bilge Lounge ChairAdded 2 Years Ago from Coolmaterial -
Portia Wells is an amazingly inventive designer. I love this idea of a chair designed specifically for these wonderful graphic slipcovers. Unfortunately, I think they are a prototype and have not been manufactured for resale. ... Portia Wells is an amazingly inventive designer. I love this idea of a chair designed specifically for these wonderful graphic slipcovers. Unfortunately, I think they are a prototype and have not been manufactured for resale. But I wanted to introduce you to this wonderful designer.
Added 2 Years Ago from Inventorspot -
Perfect for the Halloween inspired home! A skull chair makes a spooky statement.
Tags: skulls, skeleton, unique chairs, spooky designs, scary furniture, halloween furniture, chair and bonesAdded 4 Years Ago from Modernurbanliving -
Why be normal? They look great and cozy
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Artist John Carter designed it as a chair but to me his creation speaks art, social commentary and interior design. Made from Walk/Don't Walk signs from New York City, the chair actually works with a remote control to turn it on ... Artist John Carter designed it as a chair but to me his creation speaks art, social commentary and interior design. Made from Walk/Don't Walk signs from New York City, the chair actually works with a remote control to turn it on and off. It can be ordered with all the scuffs and stains from NYC or squeeky clean and freshly painted. And it's recycled! It can be yours for $3700.
Added 5 Years Ago from Uncommon Goods
