Wall chair

Here's a wall-mounted temporary seat for space-tight homes. The idea is you put one in your hallway or vestibule for putting your shoes on: There's a 1/4" steel rod running the width of the seat that serves as the hinge attaching the seat to the back. Assuming you

Sedia's JumpSeat Wall provides touchdown short-term seating where space is limited. The chair is mounted 6” off the floor to facilitate cleaning and measures less than 4” when closed to maximize space. This wall-mounted chair is ideal for hallways, patient rooms, conference rooms, home entryways, mudrooms and walk-in closets.

Your favorite spot Create your own favorite spot with customized leather seat cushions in the finest aniline leather. Luxurious and homely at the same time. They are perfect for the bench at the end of the bed, by the bay window, in the hall or in the kitchen. The Pieces leather seat pads are designed and made by hand in Denmark. Standard or customize Pieces come in pairs: backrest and seat, but can also be customized according to your specific needs. It is possible to buy a backrest or…

Using your walls for storage or adjusting your furniture is a great idea, it means that you get additional storage without losing floor space.

Yet another brilliantly efficient German design, this new twist on the classic folding chair concept is at least a worthy prototype to potentially replace its predecessor.Still also a little German in its lack of comfortability, though, it could arguably use some cushions if intended for extende ...

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I have no idea what need there is for a folding workstation, especially one that looks profoundly uncomfortable. Still, it's a fun idea that might spawn

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Out-door or in-door, K88 – seat O it is pleasure to enjoy it. It could be placed very low near the floor or very high under the roof on desired wall, cou

Behind the ride-sharing app’s very first self-driving cars is a team working out of an advanced technologies center. And behind that office, 80,000 square feet in a 1990’s warehouse, are principals Denise Cherry and Elizabeth Guerrero. The project is also the first completed by their firm, founded after they departed Studio O+A, and they knew that the design would need to be special. As Cherry asks, “How often does your client ask you for a space that will help create the future?”