Furnitures

<n>Isamu Noguchi</n>'s <n>Work Sheets for Sculpture</n>, 1945.

Designer <n>Charles Eames</n> in the <n>Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman</n>, 1956. Photo by <n>Eames Office LLC</n>.

The <n>Kai Table</n> by <n>Naoki Hirakoso</n> and <n>Takemitsu Hashida</n> for <n>E&Y</n> features numerous secret compartments.

The <n>UNITÉ</n> daybed, inspired by <n>Erik Korshagen</n> for the <n>A Calm Place</n> exhibition.

1970 poster by <n>Stephen Frykholm</n> for <n>Herman Miller</n> cataloging furniture by <n>Charles and Ray Eames</n>.

Detail of <n>Enzo Mari</n>'s <n>Tavolo quadrato</n>, a 1974 design from his <n>Autoprogettazione</n> project.

A 1946 drawing from the <n>Eames Office</n> detailing the <n>Plywood Group</n> chairs by <n>Charles and Ray Eames</n>.

The <n>Offcut Collection</n> by designer <n>Lærke Ryom</n>, made from <n>Dinesen Douglas fir</n> offcuts.

The <n>Offcut Collection</n> by designer <n>Takanori Fujii</n> is constructed from Douglas fir.

Chair designed by <n>Gerrit Rietveld</n> in 1938.

Cover of <n>¡Más! Memorias de un matrimonio abierto</n> by author <n>Molly Roden Winter</n>.

<n>Heroic Structure Architectural Model</n>, a 2018 oak sculpture by <n>Michele De Lucchi</n>.

<n>Bauhaus</n>-style <n>Kromvik Bed</n> designed by <n>Knut Hagberg</n> for <n>IKEA</n> in 1982.

<n>Untitled</n> (2015) by <n>Joanna Piotrowska</n> from the series <n>Frowst</n>.

The <n>Slipper Lounger</n> by designer <n>Syrette Lew</n> for her studio, <n>Moving Mountains</n>.

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<n>Navona Travertine</n> bench designed by <n>Joseph Dirand</n>.

A 1970 poster for <n>Herman Miller</n> designed by <n>John Massey</n>, showcasing the company's product range.

The <n>KAI TABLE</n>, designed by <n>Naoki Hirakoso</n> in 2001.

Interior of <n>House T</n> in Tokyo by <n>Hiroyuki Shinozaki Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Fumihiko Ikemoto</n>.

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Designer <n>Terence Conran</n> in his <n>Cone chair</n>, 1953. Photo by the <n>Design Museum</n>.

Designer <n>Charles Eames</n> with his <n>Eames Plastic Chair</n> (1950).

Studio organization featured by <n>Minimalissimo</n>.

<n>Shiro Kuramata</n>'s <n>Cabinet de Curiosité</n>, 1989. Photo by <n>Hiroshi Iwasaki</n>.

<n>Abitacolo</n> bed, designed by <n>Bruno Munari</n> in 1971.

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The <n>Wassily Chair</n>, designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1925 for <n>Knoll International</n>.

The <n>Corkigami</n> modular furniture, designed and photographed by <n>Twobo</n>.

<n>Shiro Kuramata</n>'s <n>Luminous Chair</n> (1969). Photo by <n>Yasuhiro Ishimoto</n>.

The <n>Chrome Crescent</n> chair by maker <n>nakornsang.studio</n>.

<n>How High the Moon Chair</n> designed by <n>Shiro Kuramata</n> in 1986.

A diagram of sitting postures from the 1938 catalog for <n>Alvar Aalto</n>'s exhibition at the <n>Museum of Modern Art</n>.

The <n>Arkipelago table</n> in oak, designed by <n>Kari Virtanen</n> and <n>Rudi Merz</n> for <n>Nikari</n> in 2017.

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