Foldable chair

We love this concept chair with space for LOTS of books. It’s a great idea for people who love to read. A great DIY project! Chair With Built-In Bookshelves (Concept) INSTAGRAM @sunriu_design If you’re into books or need quick access to your work materials, this chair is totally clutch for keeping everything close and convenient. […]

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 ...

Wow what a gorgeous chair and brilliant setup. I'm wondering how much weight it can withstand! ❤️ -- www.petsyproducts.com

Italian designer Giorgio Biscaro will present a flat-pack stool made of bent plywood at the Salone Satellite in Milan next month. Called Offset, the seat is made of slices cut from one piece of bent plywood attached to three leg profiles by metal bars. See all our stories about Milan 2010 in our special category.

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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

The Loop Chair is a multipurpose design that will meet your sitting needs. The Loop Chair is made of seven boards of different sizes and uses hinges to connect them all to each other. This particular design will let the Loop Chair take almost any shape or size you desire. The Loop Chair can also act as a bar stool, a chaise lounge, a bookshelf or a coffee table. In total there are 12 different positions the Loop Chair can be arranged in, thanks to those handy connectors that will hold every…

Foldable Tables are commonplace. We've seen loads of them. So are foldable chairs. This, however, is a first. The Shoulin Chair combines a seat and the worktabl

We love a flat-pack design - it's easy to transport, unpack and assemble (usually). But once it's out of the box, most flat-pack furniture is pretty much the same as the standard 3-dimensional. If you ever wish you could occasionally revert back to two dimensions