Barcelona Chairs

Blip about these amazingly comfy chairs (or so I've been told, I don't know myself because I've only sat in imitations) that I found on Eternity Modern:

One of the most recognizable and enduring designs of the 20 th century. It was originally designed by Mies Van der Rohe in 1929 to serve as seating for the king and queen of Spain at the International Exposition in Barcelona hence its name. The ottomans were intended as seating for their servants. The set features a polished solid-core 301 stainless steel frame for maximum strength. The cushions are upholstered in 100% genuine Italian Leather. 

They feature them in the Architecture firm shown at the end of 500 Days of Summer :) That's where I first saw them. And after that I started noticing them everywhere. Though they are usually imitations with different legs. I like knowing that an Architect designed them. Shows that there is more then just buildings to my career path :P

JANUS et Cie Furniture...

Just had saw this awesome furniture piece, but I believe that it's not in production anymore. It's designed by JANUS et Cie.  They get a lot of publicity and they have a variety of interesting works, some more unique then others...

Stacking Obelisk Chair

Some other stuff from their current collections:

Reinier de Jong and the REK bookcase.

The expandable REK bookcase has been a obsession of mine for the past couple months, ever since I saw it in the 3rd edition of Transmaterials (good book for random stuff by the way) and recently I finially found out the price and just how unattainable it is, haha...
But I still love the designs! Here is a brand new one that quirked me :)

Notice the steps, then notice that its more of a double step pattern and then notice that it is actually just normal steps with a quirk :)

And here is the bookcase I love soooooo much just for fun:

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