/fa/ furniture Classics, essentials, stuff you own, stuff you want

>>9660872
lol

>>9660872
this is not a fucking design board

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>>9660945
ahahahaahahh i guess you also dress to get girls lol

>>9660945
Fashion and design intersect with one-another, dolt.

whos the /fa/est millenial artist? amalia ulman? daniel keller?

>tfw moving
>tfw need to buy a bunch of shit furniture to stock my apartment and hopefully start improving it later on
a-any recs, I want an /fa/ living space but I can't even afford a decent sofa

>>9660945
get out dull fuckhead

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>>9660945
Cunt

>>9660872
Furnishings?

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The Barcelona chair looks so beautiful, I wish it was more comfortable to sit in

>>9660945
You're a homo hobo then.

>>9661657
mies van der rohe is no corbusian furniture designer

>>9660872
I want some barcelona chairs, a tufted leather daybed, a stone coffee table on a cow hide rug and some square columns with bonzai or seasonal flowers on them in whatever vase may fit. minimal lighting as well, probably some sconces or hidden thing that runs the length of the wall that just reflects off the ceiling for light to keep things dim but not caveman dark

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If you don't have a front porch with a rocking chair from which to smoke tobacco from your pipe, then you aren't really /fa/.

>>9661474
If you want basic cheap furniture that looks nice just get some ikea shit if you can afford that. If all you need is stuff to live with though then i wouldn't worry too much about looks until you can afford to spend a little more.

>>9663062
Where's this from? I dig it.

>>9661474
Lucky for you garage sale season is just around the corner.

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>>9660872
>meme chair
>not even the real chair
>reproduction of a meme chair

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Sam Maloof made very /fa/ furniture.

I used to live close to his workshop.

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also his rocking chairs are ridiculously comfy. Wish I could afford to shell out for one.

>>9663179
shit that looks so nice, I gotta invest in a rocking chair for that intense seating action.

>>9663192
Don't forget to get a tobacco pipe along with i

>>9663129

Bin Bin Wastebasket. Comes in three flavors.

http://www.scandinaviandesigncenter.com/Products/usd0/Accessories/Various+brands/6003/Bin+Bin+wastebasket

Decorating an entire house/apartment seems really intimidating to me

>>9660945
>fashion is only clothing and shoes
ok

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I guess I could ask here?
what would you call this style of room, it's like to who ever designed it had to work with a lot of shitty cheap furniture, but at the same time make something pleasing and cutting edge but then came up with this mess.

>>9663166
>meme chair
What the fuck are you talking about?

>>9664698
at this point "meme ____" is a meme.

>>9663242

Sick. Nobody could sit in it more than three minutes, but damn that looks great.

>>9663353
i'd call that absolute shit

>>9664698
>>9664700
come on now samefag, if you can't tell eames furniture is a meme, not much I can do to help you.

Donald Judd did some dope 80's minimalist stuff...

Ettore Sottsass did exactly the opposite with his Memphis flair
Gaetano Pesce kinda followed his path of debatable aestheticism, though more process oriented
Benjamin Hubert and Max Lamb's stuff in cool.

If you insist on minimalist scandi stuff, Fritz Hansen is the ticket.

Dutch are still tacky as ever (see Marcel Wanders and Maarten Baas, Mooi, Droog, etc.)
I'd avoid mid-century modern (dames, eero aarnio, arne jacobsen, george nelson) if I didn't know what I was doing.
Try to get your hands on a couple of pieces shaker furniture first ( inexpensive second hand, will last a lifetime, no ifs and buts) if you're just starting out getting piecing together your interior..
then maybe go towards utilitarian yet sculptural pieces, (breuer, prouvé) and contemporary brands, like Hay, established & sons, de la espada

>>9663353
levapourwave

>>9664850
You're an idiot but you know a lot about furniture. You're still an idiot.

>>9664850
>Ettore Sottsass
The parents of a friend of mine collect some of his stuff and general Memphis furniture. I really hate the aesthetic.

>>9664951
why, is it because I'm not a fan of midcentury modern?

>>9665054
You knew some shit he didn't, welcome to /fa/

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>>9665091
yeah I figured bud still wished he had some constructive criticism to add to his jugement
>>9664945
I like it, feels like what Rudolf Steiner might have done if he was alive in the late 50's

>>9665053
not a big fan either but I can appreciate his approach, even though I think "furniture as a conversation starter" is a lame excuse for an overpriced chair... glad the memphis revival movement is on a decline

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>>9661163

As an actual desk light the Tolomeo is more functional.

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>>9665134

never heard of Rudolf Steiner, his stuff looks really cool though and was probably a big influence on Wright.

If you haven't been I strongly recommend checking out Taliesin West (or any of FLW's other buildings). I didn't care anything for architecture or design before I went there, and it really opened my eyes to how cool this shit can be.

>>9664782

>>9664782

I have this chair, without the swivel/adjustable base.

Wish I had the base that swivels/reclines, or that vitra sell it separately.

>>9665231

No shit, because the way the fabric/leather is tensioned between the aluminium frame makes a reinstall almost a factory job.

I've restored a few and without several people and brute violence it's almost undoable to reattach the base. Unless a fat american sat in it for 40 years and stretched it beyond believe.

You should now that if you have one.

>>9665229
steiner isn't well known, but his influence is massive. On top of being a great furniture craftsman and architect, he was weird and esoterically as well; made the first "organic" concrete buildings , wrote about bees and cosmic energy, founded a commune in Switzerland... an amazing character altogether. He reminds me of gerrit rietveldt or jean prouvé in how he chose to abandon the ideals of beauty of his time and build a new visual language.

Wright did superbe interior design but his track record as an architect wasn't that great if you consider the technical aspect of his work, in the sense that he is notorious for consistently drawing leaky ceilings , or so I've been told. That being said, the building of his that I've visited were all breathtaking. There are even stories of building being repaired for serious structural damage due to design flaws where they discovered that contractors disregarded his orders and reinforced weight baring walls and cantilever planes against Wright's will, avoiding collapse had they not added metal mesh and aggregate.

>>9665195
Worked at this design workshop/school where they have a great architectural pavilions collection (maybe a dozen small buildings on the site).
Sometimes, I'd act as a tour guide when the old lady wasn't around to give it. Nedless to say I had some good fucks in the Shigeru Ban pavilion... thanks for bringing back those memories.

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my room

>>9660945
I see thinking is a struggle for you

>>9661657
fuck that chair

>>9666541
w2c jacket

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bamp

>>9661474
If you can't afford a sofa then get a floor futon. Make sure to fold it up or clean it every now and then so mold doesn't grow.

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bump with classics, if anyone's interested. I'll try to put a year if I know it.
tell me when..

george nakashima - c. 1960

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gerrit rietveld 1923

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Shaker c. 1860

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charlotte perriand 1928

>>9667367
ThisOldHousecore

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donald judd 1982

http://reverent.org/donald_judd_or_cheap_furniture.html

ITT: plebs with no taste

>>9667381
exactly how people reacted to it 100 years ago

>>9667383
still a lot less stuffy than how things used to be back then

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gaetano pesce 1980

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serge mouille c.1950

>>9667400
2015 - 1923 =/= 100 years ago

How can I tell you're a psychology major?? You are fucking retarded, gay, and you suck at math. I'd like a tall cappuccino, thanks.

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tage frid c. 1960

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max lamb 2009

>>9667400
Oh I wasn't complaining about it being like something you'd see on This Old House.

In fact, it would be a lot less garish than some of the shit I've seen on that show.

>>9667414
yes, I'm well aware that 1923 was only 92 years ago, yet your opinion still seems like it could very well be straight be from last century

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Michael Thonet 1859

>>9667453
Point duly noted.
*tips fedora*
*raises glass of scotch*

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maarten baas

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marcel breuer 1927

>>9667477
My parents purchased a few Baas clay pieces for their house. I hated them at first, but they grew on me later on.

>>9667509
How did they age? I have made a couple of them when I worked with him and remember being shocked by the disclaimer stating that this "chair" was actually a sculpture upon which you could sit on at your own risk... We build them as pieces of furniture, but deep down wondered if he didn't truly believe in his product or if it was something his gallerist insisted was to be attached to the "art".
It is an acquired taste, I'll give you that

>>9667534
We got the coffee table and several chairs. This setup was placed in a small corner of our house. We would only use these Baas pieces irregularly, every once in a while. The chairs are sturdy enough, but sitting in them is a practice of faith. We always treat the furniture gingerly.

The Baas pieces, individually, are quite ugly. When they are placed together, in a set, it actually looks charming. When you have a Baas table with the appropriate Baas chairs in a room full of modern art with a similar style . . . it just works. I wish I had a photo.

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>>9667572
you're absolutely right, but you still have to tone them down. They have to stand out in a way; if they don't, it probably means your setup is quite busy. Kinda like stuff by the campana brothers, pic related.

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Always wanted this fuckin Chaise from Restoration Hardware

>>9667709
why is it so cold in here? close the door, that draft is aggravating my pneumonia.

>>9667730
http://unhappyhipsters.com

>>9666541
good job or trust fund?

>>9668350
If you have a desk, sound system and a coatrack in your room, you're living with your parents.... or possibly grandma

>>9668338
nothing says new money like an overpriced resort assorted with a display of petrified wood coffee tables and mock-oyster bracelet sofa chairs, except maybe an infinity pool and a 94" flat screen behind a bar.

>>9667477
>>9667509
i declined an internship with that fucker. he wanted me to sleep in a barn on a dutch farm.

>>9669849
I was there while he was still in Eindhoven... their workshop was on some sort of commune in the middle of Geldrop and the boss (maarten does designs, he solves the production) slept in a van in the back.
Burned a boat, made speakers out of logs, turned a carriage/trailer into a sauna, turned huge chandeliers for venetian glass blowers to reproduce, and loads more stuff and learned a lot in the process... granted, they're an unconventional bunch, but they treat their employees with the greatest respect and party like there's no tomorrow. I've got nothing but love for them.

where did you end up doing your internship?

>>9669960
*I mean maarten makes the designs while the other boss (bas den herden) solves production issues)

>>9669960
yea, it sounded to me like too much party, not enough design, but i think that is just my personality not fitting their style. i ended up going to a design firm in denmark. what do you do? did you study design/product design?

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Landi....best patio furniture

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Can anybody recommend a nice modern open wardrobe less than $1k? I want to get rid of my dresser/nightstand.

>>9669998
I don't know if their habits changed since they moved the shop to the country, but they were quite disciplined at the time. I would only imagine they are even more so since they've got kids now. They goofed around a bit but it was all about getting the work done from from 8 to 6... after that, get as loose as you want, but you better be on your feet tomorrow morning. they are dutch after all.
I worked at the Vitra design museum / centre george pompidou design school for a couple of years. Tried for a gig with joep van lieshout but european laws wouldn't allow it so I went back to montreal. Right now, most of my clients are mostly artists, architects and contractors. I'm also preparing a class that I'll be giving next semester. Studied graphic design in uni and architectural woodworking and furniture production at the national trade school... i think that covers it.

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>>9669849

Frank Lloyd Wright made his students sleep in tents in the desert.

>>9670180
frank must have been a great teacher
..and that couch makes me nappy

>>9670174
yea work hard, play hard. seems to be the rule.

sounds like some exciting experiences. may i ask why you didn't get a job in the EU? i'm from the US and study/live in Germany.

>>9670242
they were getting subsidies for salaries from the government for european citizens or students in european universities; since I was neither, they couldn't afford to hire me and decided it was a right moment to head back home. I'm sure I could have pushed through some way but didn't feel like getting the bureaucrats all up in my business, since I'm not sure just how legit my employment was with the baron's school... that school was on par with baas I'd say as far as excitement goes. it's worth the look if you're interested in these things.

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>>9670226

fun fact: Wright only made a few couches by request and hated them for being wastes of space.

He much preferred chairs and cushioned benches

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>>9670380
yeah I wouldn't call most of his furniture comfortable either. His chairs often look like torture devices.

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Eames lounge chair and Barcelona chair are two of the most dissapointing chairs out there. Uncomfy as fuark.

>tfw sitting in Karuselli armchair by Yrjö Kukkapuro

>>9670468
have both, agree with the barcelona chair, but the eames is fuckin comfy

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>>9660872

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>>9660872
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How's Eames' La Chaise Lounge rate on comfiness?

>>9670705
you're very well nested in one position, but then every move is kind of constrained by the shell. It's also surprisingly small

>>9670468

Depends on your body, I find the Barcelona to be comfortable, hate the Eames, one of my friends is exactly vice-versa.

Stranger is that I have a friend with a perfect Rood-Blauwe replica from Rietveld, I can sit in it just fine, but 99% of the people hate it.

>>9663242
>/fa/

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>>9671161

>>9669721
where the fuck do you people live where having desks and sound systems while living alone is a luxury?

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>>9671379
it's the opposite. you don't need to have all this shit in your room if you live by yourself, you've got other room(s) for that.
you do keep all of this in your room if you're NEET though.

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>>9671431
>you don't need to have all this shit in your room if you live by yourself

I absolute love micro appartments. Especially if you manage to make great furniture work on such a small place

The Nakagin Capsule tower appartments for example look amazing to me

>>9670956
yea that makes sense. it's about ergonomics and body proportions.

>>9668338
vaporwave as fuck

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>>9663057
>You aren't really American
Fixed

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>>9670105

Why would you want an open wardrobe? It takes up an entire wall and all it does is look like a shopping display.

also strongly recommend a triple armoire with mirrors, once you're done dressing yourself you can just open the side doors to create a tri-fold mirror.

>>9667386
Kek can't see any difference between Walmart and "Donald Judd".

>>9673478
it's in the quality of finish and material, but at a glimpse, Judd often uses solid wood whereas cheap furniture is made of stratified sheet material (like particule board) and has edge banding to hide it.

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Old chair I bought from a mate for $20.
It's an actual antique.
I really enjoy the aesthetic; not as nice as some stuff on here though.

YISK, IKEA, usually what I live in.

>>9668338
>>9668338
https://vimeo.com/102897742

seriously, fuck this house, so many better options on the west side, and the east side has some beauties in Pasadena area

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cop or not?

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>>9674793
>>9668338
such vulgarity

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>>9675133
do

>>9670534
>>9670534
>>9670534
For when you want to sit in a giant cow tit..

>>9667709
>Therehasn'tbeenlaughterinthishousesincemywifediedduringchildbirth-core.

>>9675547
9/10

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>>9675547

...man now I'm remembering an older guy some buddies and I befriended from college who lives on an ancient plantation house in rural North Carolina. He always seemed really excited about visitors because his kids are grown and his wife is gone so he has no one really to share the house with.

I should probably write him a letter to see how he's doing.

>Moving out of this shithole and moving into an apartment in Oslo this fall

Time to start saving for cool furniture I guess.

>>9670105
<1k? just get a california closet from the hardware store and take off the fabric. You think you're getting something installed for less than the price of a fucking mattress?

>>9660945
FAGGOT

>>9666541
I used to have that same wardrobe, but it was so small so I left it behind when I moved.

>>9660872
Eames chairs used in chevy commercial

Fuuuuckkkkkkkkkkk

Now my vintage shit is associated with some geniric ass disposable truck brand

W/e least the dont know about pollock, knoll, saarinen, wegner, gray, noguchi etc

>>9666541
pls tell me what's your audio set?

>>9666541
good job thumbs up

http://www.rawrdenim.com/2015/03/nudie-jeans-x-swedese-selvedge-denim-leather-lamino-chair/


RAW DENIM CHAIR FUCK $5000

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elfcore

>>9681971
>all your shit turns blue when you try to sit in your 5k chair
raw denim is fucking retarded

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it's just a bunch of fucking chairs

>>9676985
well i can install it myself, no need to be so upset over the situation as it is.
Get your emotions under control aspie

I have a dream of making a middle easters house out of cement in the brutalist style

>>9666541
Kek, I'd wreck that bed with hour-long sportfucking in 2 weeks.

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>>9661657

>>9683777
>implying you've ever had sex

>>9675133
I like that picture

>>9684017
Checkem

>>9684017
Nice!

>>9674645
Post some?

>>9667367
>Drawers up-to and above head level.
>Dresser in front of doorway with a table in front of it.

WTF is this?

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are barcelona chairs considered pleb tier? Or babby's first nice chair? Or the BMW of furniture?

I really like it, and keep pestering my parents to buy me one, but I also know nothing about interior design which makes me think maybe I don't know enough and just like the first nice one i've seen.

>>9685901
I think they look great but are very uncomfortable. My parents used to have two but sold them for that very reason

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>>9685901
>babby's first nice chair
nope, thats always >pic related

>>9673429
no one in america does this

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What i like

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>>9690341

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>>9690354

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>>9690369
keeping it affordable

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>>9690376

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>>9690400

I just spend 17,000$ on audio equipment for my living room i know its not crazy audiophile level but does it make me more effay ;_;

>>9692051
no taste; >>9689200 is better


>>9690427
like the mouille

>>9690402
mom hired a decorator.

>>9690400
st martins of course

>>9690376
best in show

>>9690369
get rid of everything except the orange ottoman and the plants.seriously. you've got great light and your house looks nice.

>>9690354
top of the morning to you lad

>>9690341
bit much

>>9690443
USD17,000?
It makes you a wiener more so than /fa/

anyone here actually studying interior design or architecture, if so how hard is it? what have been your personal experiences? starting interior design at Hines college of architecture & design (houston, tx) this summer

>>9692214
1 these are not pictures of OUR interiors, you fucking dolt
2 i'm sure the interior designers who did most of these really care about your idiotic opinion on their work

>>9692896
1. never once did I think these weren't taken from blogs and magasines; I'm sorry you're this thick.
2. maybe not, but you do

>>9690443
are you rich?

Herman Miller's semi-annual sale is in a month... And Knoll's outdoor sale starts in a week or so.

>>9692896
On behalf of the Internet, I'd like to welcome you on your first day

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Are these wood and steel coffee tables /fa/? I just like the look of them.

>>9676290
wat if it rainz???????????????? :((((((((((

>>9694336
That could be Sunbrella material. They make a lot of stuff for upholstered use too, not just shades and ubrellas.

>>9663167
that shit is expensive as all balls, isn't it?

>>9664850
This guy gets it.

Eames chairs are so babby's 1st mid-century

>>9668350
It is a fucking room dude, you don't even need a job in Denmark to achieve that, even as a student you will receive enough from the government to live like that.

>>9694626

$25k for one of his rocking chairs. Dunno how much his lowback chairs are/were. His stuff jumped up in price after he died, but you can get chairs made by his proteges for a bit less.

>>9667414
>>9667469

For fucks sakes, 92 is so close that who fucking cares. You're a bigger faggot than anyone here for getting so assblasted and spewing as many memes as possible.

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>>9695378
maloof is really a hit of miss with me. He's known for his rocking chair and I do like some of them, but his work is too flowing and organic for my taste.

I like'em a little more structured