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This product embraces a boxy look that follows contemporary design principles in its clean lines and purposeful look. Called "Solitaire", these snazzy chairs come from Offecct Furniture. There are two variations in the event that you want an extra sidebar that could sit a laptop, remote controls or even a dinner plate. More information: here.

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What happens when you have a medley of materials like espresso solid teak, handwoven natural rattan, and chocolate top-grain full-aniline leather? You get the elegant and luxurious Blake Leather Lounge Chair. This handsome chair makes an understated style statement and is perfect for those who prefer classic furniture rather than over the top designs. The hand-crafted chair be bought from Crate and Barrel for $799.00.

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The Murakami rocking chair truly rocks. Designed by Rochus Jacob, the chair comes attached with an OLED Lamp that draws it juice from the kinetic energy produced by rocking motion. The chair comes equipped with a battery pack and the lamp has an in-built sensor so that it doesn't light up in daylight. Brilliant isn't it?

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The "Uncompleted Chair" hasn't been designed by a bunch of procrastinators as the lack of back support is intentional. Looks like designers Chia-Wei Lin and Jui-Lu Shih thought that storing umbrellas and other knick-knacks takes precedent over a boring chair back! A neat concept but I personally cannot imagine buying a chair that lacks a back!

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This decadent piece of furniture is called "Deco" featuring a great black and white upholstery pattern that dresses up a room and adds a touch of being more formal. Where most furniture is moving toward function and usage, Deco hearkens back to a time where flair and fashion superseded function. More information: here.

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If we look back to the 1970s beanbag chairs were very popular. The round accessory seating came in many colors including some bold ones for that time period. Those models featured a round design where a "nest" was made which created the seating nook. This retro idea is a more modern version called "AMPLOA". The first improvement is having a backrest allowing the person to sit more upright. AMPLOA can come with an ottoman and is available in many colors for €250 here.

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The "Faltsessel," Folding Lounge Chair is made from one single piece of aluminum, that has been folded with 100% precision into a lined chair. The almost futuristic concept works brilliantly and incorporating leather to achieve a luxe look is pure genius. Designed by Von Arne Amtsfeld for DUA, one cannot but be impressed by the chair's dominant sculptural facet and its elegant style.

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The 5 O'Clock Chair by Dutch brand Moooi makes quite an artistic statement by alluding to vibrant inspirations ranging from English china to the 50's retro decor! Designed by Nika Zupanc, the chair has both contemporary and traditional connotations thanks to its clean, minimal lines and romantic rose-patterned motifs.

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Writing all the time on Furniture Fashion, it is not often that we come across round furniture arrangements compared to the more typical square or rectangular shapes. Offices and public spaces that are seeking round or circular spatial relationships in their seating needs may be drawn to this type of arrangement. This product is called "Kurve" and was designed by Niels Gammelgaard. The design inspiration for Kurve came from a garden complex in Barcelona, Spain called Park Guell. There a particular bench mimics the shape of a sea serpent. More information: here.

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This great product is called "Stool 60" which offers a modular seating concept where the design and color creation is in the hand of the buyer. My first thought was using an installation of Stool 60 in schools or commercial businesses. The flexibility in creating different shapes offers a unique experience allowing for a room to be used for many different things based on how it is setup. More information: here.

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