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Designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1929 for the German Pavilion at the Barcelona International Exposition, the Barcelona Chair and Stool embody quintessential modernist principles. With their sleek, steel frames and supple leather upholstery, these instantly recognizable pieces have become enduring symbols of mid-century modern luxury and sophistication. This designer chair was reproduced and photographed by JMStyle.

The Wishbone Chair, also known as the CH24 Chair or Y Chair is a chair designed by Hans Wegner in 1949. This designer chair was reproduced and photographed by JMStyle.

The Eames Wire Chair was designed by Eames & Ray Charles in 1950s. This designer chair was reproduced and photographed by JMStyle.

Hans J. Wegner's 1951 Papa Bear Chair was the first of his designs to be produced at Danish joinery workshop PP Møbler. This designer chair was reproduced and photographed by JMStyle.

The Ox Chair is one of Wegner's boldest and most sculptural designs, he designed it in 1960. This designer chair was reproduced and photographed by JMStyle.

The LC4 designed in 1929, with its ability to adjust to a number of relaxing positions, was dubbed the “relaxing or resting machine” by Le Corbusier. This designer chair was reproduced and photographed by JMStyle.

​The LC2 sofa, designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand in 1928, is a beloved design classic. Known for its minimalist aesthetic and comfort, the iconic LC2 has become an essential element of modern interior design, exemplifying the pinnacle of 20th century modernist design. This designer chair was reproduced and photographed by JMStyle.

The Macaron Chair, designed by Donald Ho, It's design is immediately recognizable, with its rounded, cushioned seat that resembles the iconic macaron shape. The chair's frame is typically constructed from sleek, powder-coated metal, providing a sturdy yet lightweight structure to support the plush upholstery.

Renowned designer Malcolm Golding has created a truly unique and unconventional piece of furniture with the Bug Chair. Inspired by the intricate and organic forms found in nature, the Bug Chair offers a whimsical and unexpected approach to seating design.

The K Chair, designed by Patrick Tin, is a unique and eye-catching piece of furniture that takes inspiration from the shape of the letter K. With its distinctive form, the K Chair offers a modern and minimalist aesthetic that is sure to make a statement in any interior.
 

CH is abbreviated for "Connecting Hearts", designed to connect a person to a couple; to a small family; to a group of gathering friends. Ancient Chinese Tai Chi philosophy emphasises on "Orbicular sky and Rectangular Earth", symbolising the coexistence of two sexes, regardless of the height of the sky and the depth of the ground, everyone is connected.
 

​SL 001 Walnut Stool was designed by Sam Lam, a talented young furniture designer from Hong Kong. The stool features a streamlined design with well-proportioned dimensions from all angles. The use of walnut wood gives the piece a warm, natural aesthetic. The clean lines and minimalist silhouette showcase Lam's design sensibility, blending functionality and visual appeal. This stool is a prime example of Lam's skill in crafting modern furniture pieces that balance simplicity and elegance.