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Made in Denmark by Fritz Hansen Part of Fritz Hansen's "Poul Kjaerholm collection", the PK91 folding stool was inspired by the designs of Kjaerholm's former teacher, Kaare Klint. A sculptural form with a classic design, the PK91 is minimal yet striking. The elegant PK91 folding stool is suitable for any environment, from lounges and waiting areas to private homes. Poul Kjærholm... more »

The design of this elegant chair by Hiromichi Konno reminds me of milk splashed into a glass — the shape evocative of movement and bubbles. It is available in six colors and it's designed to be fully recyclable too.

I love this sweet modern interpretation of a traditional milking stool by designer Eero Aarnio; it has so much personality. Made from solid oak, it's available in white, black or soaped finishes.

Like most accent chairs, this piece by Marc Newson functions both as a seat and a sculpture. What I especially like about this chair is that unlike many others, it works well to complement a room and all other pieces in it — it doesn't overpower or steal the show. By Marc Newson for Cappellini. Dimensions: 40.5" W x 32.25"D x 27.5"H. Seat: 14"H. Natural beech heartwood.

This very cool desk features clean lines.

Made in Denmark by Fritz Hansen "Many foreigners have asked me how we made the Danish style. And I've answered that it...was rather a continuous process of purification, and for me of simplification, to cut down to the simplest possible elements of four legs, a seat and combined top rail and arm rest." -Hans Wegner In 1944, Danish design legend Hans J. Wegner masterfully design... more »

These are fine lines at their best. The classic Nelson clock just works.

Designed by Olivier Mourgue, 1969. Foam upholstered tubular steel frame. Made in Canada by Arconas. With its anthropomorphic form, the Bouloum was named after a childhood friend of its designer, Olivier Mourgue, who took the charismatic seat with him when he travelled... even going so far as photographing it in various situations and writing anecdotes. As comfortable as it is p... more »