Modern Furniture Design (Digital Technology)

Luxury Chair

Thanks to digital technology, designers don’t need to be in or near the factories where their work is produced, and they have far greater control over prototyping. That’s why British furniture design has flourished in the last two decades after a very long drought, when it was hampered by the poor quality and lack of imagination of British manufacturers. The first wave of successful British furniture designers, like Jasper Morrison, worked principally in other countries before securing commissions in Britain, and they didn’t have government grants to help them.
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Office furniture




We like this curvy stool, which uses pressed corrugated cardboard to create a solid structure, and hides some storage inside.
Luxury Chair

Using a similar technique, this geometric, sturdy-looking stool looks like it could take on a number of functions.


Chairs

 Wooden Furniture
Wood Design

This solid lounger looks like it was a labor of love, painstakingly created with hundreds of sandwiched layers.


Wooden Furniture

Chairs

Chair
Lastly, we like the different textures created by the different materials in this chair. Below are lists of some of the other cardboard coverage from TreeHugger.


Wood Design




 Wood Furniture
Wooden Furniture



Wood Furniture

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 Luxury Wooden Interior Decoration


Wood garden furniture


Wooden Computer Table


Modern Bathroom Design (Wooden Sink)


Interior Design - Dark woods


Modern Furniture Design


Luxury Kitchen Interior Design


Modern Living Space Imterior Design