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Want to feel like number one and be able to prove it. The "Numbers" all purpose dining chair from designer Luigi Billiani of Billiani 1911 of Italy makes a fun statement even if the occupants of the chair may take it a serious rating. The Numbers dining chair is available in a series of stains and maybe even your lucky #. See the rest of the dining chairs and bar stools at Billiani.it

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There is simply not a more iconic chair than the original "Wishbone" from Hans Wegner who personally made hundreds of the Wishbone chairs paying very close attention to the comfort and durability with longevity as a main focus. For the Wishbone Chair's 60th anniversary, Carl Hansen & Son is releasing 12 new colors. The first set of four is in blue, with a green palette to follow in May and additional colors in October. Carl Hansen still makes the Wishbone exactly as Wegner did, with the highest quality woods and natural materials, ensuring each piece is both a classic and also eco-friendly. Visit Carl Hansen & Son to find a dealer near you.

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The WK 413 Torno makes a statement in buffet table furniture offerings with its neutral appearance and visual elegance. It was designed by Siegfried Bensinger with softly rounded edges and a full complement of storage spaces. It’s lacquer gloss finish adds a nice finish to the piece, helping it blend well in contemporary furniture settings. More information: here.

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The “Divided Sideboard” was created by FRONT DESIGN with the concept of doing something different than a traditional furniture sideboard. From the Magic Collection, this piece defies gravity in the way that one drawer is not connected to the other three in any way. The stair-step approach of the remaining three drawers creates an optical image more like art than furniture. Dimensions: 14.9″ x 60.6″ x 32.6″. More information: here.

As an extra, here is another model that was created where all the drawers are connected together.

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Zaisu chairs are a floor sitting piece of furniture that came into style in Japan during the Muromachi period. During that period of architecture floors were covered in thick straw mats known as “tatami”. The ruling warrior class created strict rules about living daily lives which brought on the sitting posture called “seiza” as it was deemed the respectful way to sit. Now, Japanese dining furniture sets featuring Zaisu chairs are popular as families adopt traditional Japanese ways of living in an effort to improve the connection a family feels while spending time together. Via.

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