Taburete

<n>Luminous Chair</n> designed by <n>Tokujin Yoshioka</n> in 2001.

<n>Lounge Chairs</n> by <n>Almondesign</n> and <n>Studio Owl</n>.

The <n>Lennox Stool</n> designed by <n>Christian Siriano</n>.

<n>Shell Chair</n>, <n>Wave</n>, <n>Summit</n>, and <n>Spiral</n> chair designs by <n>Demir</n>.

Dimensions: 26 H x 15 W x 20 D Seat Height: 17.7" Weight: 22 lbs Materials: Teak This unique stool is a triple threat - it’ll add extra seating, extra surface area, and visual interest to any room. Expertly crafted from teak wood this piece will meet all of your needs.

Brutalist Cowan Primitive Dining Chair

The <n>Clover Table</n> by <n>Grain Design</n> in dark brown cork. Photo by <n>Ben Blood Photography</n>.

A detail from the 2013 artwork "Wherein one cultivates cultural codes..." by <n>Yee I-Lann</n>.

<n>XO stools</n> by <n>studiogypsandconcrete</n> for <n>They said Books</n>, 2018.

Too happy? consider a brutalist chair

you need to be broodmaxing

Laircore

forcing literally uncomfortable conversation

making your significant other's ask "why"

The <n>Arc stool</n> by furniture brand <n>Juntos</n>, made from solid maple wood. Photo by <n>Juntos</n>.

The Manhattan bedroom of <n>Martha Hunt</n>, designed by <n>Giancarlo Valle</n>. Photo by <n>Stephen Johnson</n>.

A 3D rendering by artist <n>Six N. Five</n>, presented by <n>La Manufacture Paris</n>.

The <n>Plia chair</n>, designed by <n>Giancarlo Piretti</n> in 1967.

<n>Heat</n>, 2015, by <n>Talia Chetrit</n>.

The <n>Dalí a Dois</n> bench by <n>Estúdio Mova</n>, custom made from Cumaru wood.

<n>Snow Circles</n>, an ephemeral sculpture by artist <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n> in Izumi, Japan, 1987.