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It's hard to browse Houzz and NOT run across an Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair. This is a timeless classic that works hard in all sorts of room. Wanna see? Check out this ideabook.

Bringing back classics from the good ol' days gets a lot of people really excited about decorating. Adding an unexpected piece, like this step stool, from way back makes a room fun and comical.

I love the contrast of the white fabric with the mahogany legs of this chair. The crisp white reminds me of snowfall on a winter day, and the button tufting, nail head trim and castors are subtle yet striking details.

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Le Corbusier regarded traditional furnishings, with their structures hidden beneath wads of padding and upholstery, as relics of the past. Partnering with Charlotte Perriand and his cousin Pierre Jeanneret, Le Corbusier stripped away all excess to create the sleek, elemental LC1 Chair (1928). One...

This design was born out of the desire to provide a well-made and well-designed alternative to the cheap, junky (imported) stools in the marketplace. We wanted the aesthetic to be much like a simple ship stool. This version has a back for variation.

With the holidays around the corner, it's almost time for entertaining many guests. These bamboo folding chairs would not only look great, but come in handy, too!

Mood Design Studio's vintage balloon-back chair clocks in at a budget-friendly $295. This is something that my husband and I can agree on.

I struggle with adding color into my life (I'm much more of a neutrals person), but this chair is perfect for the color-phobic. It's a pretty, versatile shade of gray with a fun touch of red. It has just enough color to be really cool, but it's still down to earth.

I'm diggin' the streamlined "nest" look of this modern chair for a nursery. The faux leather finish would hold up well to baby, toddler and teenager alike.

Here is an example of stylish and comfortable living room seating. Pair it with a matching footstool to ease those tired legs!

This chair can be customized in lots of different fabrics, but I think this pattern with the sleek lines gives it a regal feel.

It doesn't get much sweeter than a pretty, striped, skirted chair. A pair of these would be perfect in a living room or flanking a console table in an entryway.

As if the stunning molded T-back silhouettes of these chairs were not stunning enough, the legs add double the fun. They are available in several color choices.

This would be absolutely perfect for a kid's desk space.

Moroso, with Diesel, has created a collection of products with a relaxed and comfortable mood, taking its inspiration from an informal lifestyle concept and targeting consumers who like simple shapes yet at the same time seek a “modern” style made up of high quality combined with a distinctive...

If neutral is more your speed, this is less of a commitment and would be gorgeous with a fun pop of color via your favorite pillow. This would look classic in a living room or bedroom.

The Bias sled chair is an intriguing accent chair which may be

I saw the Yankees base and almost passed it up - apologies to my Yankee friends. However, then I stumbled on the Bo-Sox and happily have to say I love this bench. I'm the tomboy that knows how to score a baseball game. It has a great touch with the hand crafted steel legs.

Thomas Pheasant conceived this chair as the ideal, high fashion complement to the Diana Dressing Table. The form is a barrel back of sorts, lightened and tightened to the limits of wood as a material, with an emphasis on a very low, very modern back. The result is dramatic, sculptural, and barely...

The Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair (1946) has been referred to as the "most famous chair of the century," with a low-slung form that relates directly to the human body and holds no secrets as to how it succeeds technically. This original is an authentic, fully licensed product of Herman Miller,...