Designer: Karim Rashid
Year: 2010

Careem’s welcoming bucket seat is molded of recycled PET, then optionally upholstered in various classic fabrics. The frame comes in a spare powder-coated steel or slender and graceful ash hardwood. Seat and frame come apart for easy stacking.

 

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Designer: One & Co
Year: 2007
 
Good Design Award, 2008
IDEA: Design Awards, 2008

At once delicate and robust, this stool is wonderfully simple. A sleek and comfortable seat (available in leather and a variety of fabrics) is perched atop a slender stainless steel base; the cross bar doubles as a foot rest. Available in both bar-height and counter-height.

 

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Designer: Mike & Maaike
Year: 2011
 
On its own or as a companion to its namesake table, the Divis Bench shares the table's signature cut-outs and exquisite woodwork. Generously proportioned and constructed from solid hardwoods, the Divis Bench is available in natural poplar and white- or black-painted ash.

 

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Designer: One & Co
Year: 2009
 
German Design Council, 2010
Good Design Award, 2009

Originally introduced in 2008, Drake is back in 2016 with the same distinctive silhouette and totally new construction. Noticeably lighter, the chair's base is also narrower than the original. Drake can be used indoors and out and is available in 6 colors.  Also available in a version that stacks 4-high. 

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Designer: Branch
Year: 2016
 

The Drift collection comprises a bar-height stool, a low stool, and a coffee table. Inspired by the driftwood that washes up near the designers' Northern California homes and distinguished by the surprisingly minimal kiss of joinery that lends the pieces structure, this versatile collection is friendly and sophisticated. In natural ash with palette of painted finishes; stool footrests in powder coated steel. Also available is a limited-edition stool with a bronze footrest fabricated by hand in Branch's San Francisco foundry.

Designer: Branch
Year: 2016
 

The Drift collection comprises a bar-height stool, a low stool, and a coffee table. Inspired by the driftwood that washes up near the designers' Northern California homes and distinguished by the surprisingly minimal kiss of joinery that lends the pieces structure, this versatile collection is friendly and sophisticated. In natural ash with palette of painted finishes; stool footrests in powder coated steel. Also available is a limited-edition stool with a bronze footrest fabricated by hand in Branch's San Francisco foundry.

Designer: Khodi Feiz
Year: 2008
 
Named for the park across from Feiz Design Studio in Amsterdam, Flevo comes with or without armrests. A simple crossed frame of stainless steel supports a fluid molded plywood seat, available in wood veneer or upholstered in a variety of wool fabrics.

 

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Designer: Harry Allen

Year: 2014

 

Designer: Mike & Maaike
Year: 2007
 
Wallpaper Design Awards, 2008

The Mute chair is designed to inspire serenity and calm. The simple, uninterrupted lines flow gently around the fully upholstered seat; the simple base is made of powder-coated steel. Seats, upholstered in 100% wool fabric, come in Charcoal, White, Blue and Red.

 

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Designer: Khodi Feiz
Year: 2007
 
This is convertible furniture made transparent. The simple conversion mechanism that takes Peel from vertical to horizontal is on display in this study in minimal elegance. Available as Sofa, Chaise Lounge, or Lounge Chair; 100% wool upholstery comes in Green, Red, Blue, and Oatmeal.

 

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Designer: Brad Ascalon
Year: 2016

New for 2016, the Perimeter collection includes 2- and 3-seater sofas and a lounge chair. Each piece in Perimeter is defined by a slim metal frame that supports an upholstered shell to gently encircle its occupants. Available with down or synthetic cushions in various upholstery fabrics.

Designer: Eric Pfeiffer
Year: 2012
 
The Plank Collection was designed for relaxed outdoor living. All pieces are structured around a frame of white powdercoated steel with weather-treated pine slats in a natural, whitewashed, black-stained or gray-stained finish. The Plank Lounger recalls a traditional Adirondack chair with its deep, low-slung seat, but cuts a decidedly more modern profile. Horizontal wood slats finished with softly-rounded edges attach to a lithe metal frame. The Lounger is available with or without arms.

 

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Designer: Eric Pfeiffer
Year: 2012
 
The Plank Collection was designed for relaxed outdoor living. All pieces are structured around a frame of white powdercoated steel with weather-treated pine slats in a natural, whitewashed, black-stained or gray-stained finish. The Plank Side Chair features the same slatted structure as the Plank Lounger in a more compact, patio-friendly size. Stacks up to six high.

 

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Designer: Derek Chen
Year: 2007
 
Raising the bar for modular flexibility, this piece can be used as seating (hard and soft) or storage and display. Hollow units sliced at an angle can be arranged in myriad formations—stacked, joined, or isolated—to reveal new surfaces and cavities. Available veneered with natural wood or upholstered for indoor use or in powder-coated steel or polished stainless to extend its application to the outdoors. Finishes include natural woods, various upholstery options, and powder coats in brilliant hues.

Designer: bERT&dENNIS
Year: 2010
 
With sofa, chaise, and sectional elements, this piece can be configured in a number of ways. The unique silhouette of the pieces belie their otherwise traditional construction of hardwood, springs, and wool upholstery. Available in a variety of upholstered options, with color matched powder-coated steel base.

 

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Designer: Chad Wright

Year: 2014

Wright’s trademark simplicity of design is on full view in this counter- and bar-height stool: Sprig’s pared-down silhouette is interrupted by the single detail of a stainless steel footrest. Available in powdercoated steel in various colors including red, cobalt blue, white, and grey, Sprig is suitable for use indoors and out. 

Designer: Chad Wright
Year: 2012
 
Inspired by the contrast between the natural and the built environment, San Francisco-based designer Chad Wright designed Twig in two versions, one of which is suitable for outdoor use. Extended supports rise above a gently arched wooden back, providing a convenient place to hang a coat or purse. The indoor/outdoor version is offered in a variety of bold powder-coated finishes (bright blue, red, sulfur yellow) with an ultra-minimal metal seat and a contrasting wood backrest. For the indoors Twig is offered in a neutral palette (white, charcoal) with either a natural white oak, a charcoal-stained white oak or a hickory seat with matching backrest. Stackable four high (wood seat) or six high (metal seat).

 

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