Seating design

Doraff is a new type of playful furniture that combines the shapes of a dog and a giraffe into a versatile object for children.

British designers Barber & Osgerby have created a chair for Emeco that can be endlessly recycled.

De Vorm has designed a collection of chairs based on the classic school chair, chosen for being functional, simple and no-nonsense.

Folkform has created a chair from two planks of ash wood to challenge traditional wood-bending techniques.

Soufflé is a customisable modular lounge seating design by Foolscap Studio.

Design studio Goula/Figuera has created a chair with a tubular steel structure for furniture brand GOFI.

Bauhaus is a versatile modular seating system designed by Len Furniture.

Made by Choice and Thomas Sandell has designed Goma Armchair for the upcoming Goma restaurant in Stockholm, Sweden.

Pinot is a chair and sofa made from wood and leather, designed without polyether urethane.

Bold Stool is a simple modern stool that showcases different lacquering techniques.

Mmcité1 has designed street furniture for modern life, presenting a fresh solution for both work and relaxation spaces.

Motem Studio has designed a lightweight upcycled stool made from fishnets and various other fishing traps.

Object Studio has designed a chair in response to social distancing measures during the coronavirus pandemic.

Design studio Offecct has created the Maki chair based on minimalism and diversity.

Poppy Lawman Studio has created a chair using compressed spruce paper pulp, which can be coloured with rosehip ink.

Created by Richard Hutten, Blink is a plastic-free and locally-produced seating system designed for airports.

Samuel Wilkinson has combined steam-bent wood with Vienna straw to create a contemporary dining chair series.

Stellar Works has collaborated with design studio Nendo to create a three-legged bar stool.

Triplex Stool is a super-light stool is made from biodegradable flax fibre, one of the strongest natural cellulosic materials found.