My Furniture Designs

The cabinet above is one I designed for the MMC Series of Flexdécor Modular Furnishings. It is designed to fit snuggly in the corner of a room when doors, windows, fireplaces, etc. make any other location impossible. The style is called Deco.

Menlo Furniture

Our goal is to create seating that delights the eye, without sacrificing comfort and durability. We love wood for its warmth and, with our Eustis Joint®, are able to say things with it that only metal or other manufactured materials could express before.

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Rawat Brothers Furniture Limited has tied up with IMOS - a Germany-based software company - to launch an online portal for furniture designs. Company officials claimed that this is the first-of-its-kind initiative in the country.

Bike Furniture

writes in with some really inspiring furniture, made from bicycle parts - "Bike Furniture Design manufactures furniture from recycled bicycles parts as well as components from other transportation industries. Since the original bike, Bike Furniture Designs have grown to include a wide-ranging collection of high-quality tables, bar stools, loveseats, and more chairs.

Doyer Furniture

The “Design Your Own” era has presented some really innovative alternatives to the standard out-of-the box solutions we’ve become so comfortable with. Dekast, by Michel Doyer Furniture Designs, is one of the most exciting things we’ve seen in modular storage, since perhaps BluDot.

Doyer Furnitures

This weekend is the annual Armory show in New York City – a giant art show which brings 50,000+ art lovers to Pier 94 in New York City from March 27th to 30th, to scoop up great deals in contemporary art. This year lucky showgoers will have an opportunity to see stunning new green furniture designs in addition to the usual paintings and photographs, with Vivavi’s specially curated green design ARTFORUM Public Lounge.

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CNET takes a gander at a smattering of cardboard furniture, answering the question, "What does cardboard furniture have to do with technology?" and helping to lend credibility to what essentially amounts to paper design. TreeHugger loves the stuff -- we've seen it everything from cradles to coffins -- so we're glad to see that it's getting picked up elsewhere.