The year 2024 belonged to some impressive feats in the field of furniture design and architecture. We witnessed a rise in minimalistic furniture that celebrates the beauty of natural wood, along with contrasting pairings like wood and glass. Other designs that remained in highlights include curved silhouettes and recycled materials. Here is a list of ten such furniture designs that intrigued our attention this year.
Morro Side Table by Kelly Wearstler
Designed by Kelly Wearstler, the side table flaunts the physics-defying sculptural design, featuring two stone disks joined by three spheres in the middle. Morro side table boasts the use of natural materials such as oak and stones. It complements any living space and adds an earthly feel to the interiors.
Faneeri Folding Chair by Nikari
The Faneeri folding chair is designed by the furniture brand Nikari. It is made from lacquered oak with a slightly bent backrest and curved seat. It has cross-laminated veneers to add durability and its clean minimalistic lines exhibit the simplicity of the design. It has small metal parts that are coated with black textured powder.
Bound Seating Collection by Karim Rashid
Bound Seating collection embodies six vital concepts including beauty, comfort, balance, functionality, quality, and relations. It features an armchair, sofa and tables that can be used in solo and group configurations in living rooms, hotels, lobbies and offices. Each piece boasts contrasting color edges to create a graphic appeal that resonates with modern aesthetics.
Compression Dining Table by Philippe Starck
French industrial designer and architect Philippe Starck designed the Compression dining table in a blend of glass and wood. Compression is a rectangular dining table that boasts a transparent tabletop, a tempered glass base and a wooden beam made from a single piece of solid oak.
Lokum Side Table by Sabine Marcelis
Lokum Side Table is designed by Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis and comes in curved rectangle and square shapes. The intriguing aspect of these side tables is the quality, excellence in design and brown blown glass. The table can be used as a coffee table owing to its beautiful nuances and glossy finish. It can double as a side table to provide extra space for keeping books, lamps, snacks and drinks.
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Babar Tables by Patricia Urquiola
The Babar tables are handmade from one hundred percent recycled glass that was designed by a famous Spanish designer and architect Patricia Urquiola. The Baber tables can be used for different purposes since they come in different sizes and heights. They can used in the living room, outdoors (since they are waterproof) and dining area.
Thonet 118 FV Chair by Sebastian Herkner
Designed by Sebastian Herkner, the Thonet 118 FV chair is a wooden armchair with a mix of traditional carpentry and modern concepts. It boasts a handcrafted seat which is covered in cane work, and a bentwood seat frame, creating a subtle yet impressive structure. These chairs will be a great addition to any dining space, be it at home or a restaurant.
Hello Coffee Table by Denys Sokolov
Ukrainian designer Denys Sokolov has designed the Hello coffee table that boasts voluptuous legs and a sleek tabletop. You get plenty of options in height and material, as it is available in three heights making it adaptable for any compact or open indoor space.
Wooden Sala Chair by Ulii Design
Wooden Sala chair celebrates the beauty of ancient Thai architecture, this chair is a tribute to a long-known residential style that features wood crafting techniques. Its seat’s paper cord is akin to the traditional stools and cots in various Asian and African heritages.
Nyala Chair by Jomo Tariku
Ethiopian-American designer Jomo Tariku has designed the Nyala chair that resembles the soaring horns and hind legs of the East African Mountain Antelope. The chair is made of mahogany or walnut wood and is finished in either ash black or wooden finish. This fine piece of furniture not only enhances the aesthetics of your home but also gives a touch of African heritage.
That’s a wrap for now. We hope to cover more such intriguing furniture designs in the coming year and get up and close with your favorite designers and architects. Stay tuned!
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