Awesome Chairs

Designed by none other than Dieter Rams, the 620’s arms can be removed so you can turn multiple chairs into a sofa. It can have feet, casters or a swiveling base. Available in 6 colors and as a high back or a low back chair.

(NSFW: Image) Designed by Fabio Novembre, the Jolly Roger is just waiting for a classy Jack Sparrow to claim it as his throne. The armchair has a skull-shaped mold and a map of the world is engraved on its seat.

A 15″ tall, 1 sq.ft. ottoman that looks like an eye-popping stack of 100 dollar bills. It would be worth $3 million if it were made of real cash, but you won’t have to pay anywhere near that amount because it’s actually made of resin.

Whether you’re into actual skateboarding, or just sitting around playing that old Tony Hawk disc, you’ll be happy to have a place to rest your weary backside, on this canadian maple stool with a skateboard-inspired seat.

Rocking stools that are not just ready to assemble – they’re easy to assemble. The Kickstarter rewards are unorthodox though – you’ll only get a stool if enough people in your city place an order.

Designer Amaya Gutierrez drew inspiration from her home in Oaxaca, Mexico for this comfy looking handwoven chair. A team in LA uses Oaxacan knitting techniques to give the chair its unique look.

Similar to the Tick Clip, Andrea Carulla’s The Stooler lets you turn almost any object into a seat. It consists of four wooden legs attached to a pair of flexible straps. Contact Utoopic to order.

Antoinnete Bader updates the bean bag by adding triangular leather pads on its upper half, providing a classier look and making it adaptable to various sitting positions. More here.

We already have inflatable mattresses, so why not an inflatable bench? Jamie Wolfond can rely on his quirky concept in case of a seating emergency. Its legs can be removed for easy packing.

Charles and Ray Eames’ timeless masterpiece is as comfortable as it is luxurious. The Herman Miller Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman is part of the Museum of Modern Art’s permanent collection.

Pretend you rule House Baratheon with designer Merve Kaharaman’s wood antler-embellished personal throne, complete with carved hoof legs, leather pads, and a textured finish that mimics fur.

Kevin Ferguson and Eric Brittingham’s brilliant chair for auto mechanics. It swiftly transforms from a chair to a creeper. It has neck and back support and magnetic tool trays. More here and here.

Positive Space Designs created this three-seater bench using reclaimed wood from an old bowling alley. It actually reminds us of those seats where you put on your bowling shoes.

onefortythree’s handmade chair has a curvy seat and back molded from walnut-veneered ply, mounted to a welded steel frame with solid walnut rockers. Choose from leather or tweed cushions.

Designed by Dan Goldstein, the Re-Ply is a minimalist recliner made with used corrugated cardboard. A durable and environment-friendly furniture. Also available with fake fur or felt.

Furniture by Slovakian studio Allt (All That). Made of spruce wood, the design of both the Highstack shelf and the Lowstack bench was inspired by wood planks stacked in sawmills and warehouses.

A wooden hourglass stool filled with white sand that measures five minutes. As its name implies it’s meant to be used to reprimand kids, but all we know is it’s a giant hourglass and we want one.

If you’ve had your eye on the unusual Eastpak sofa, you’re in luck because it’s now stocked in various retailers. The pocket-filled furniture is based on Quinze & Milan’s Club 01 sofa.

A gorgeous example of upcycling done right, Balaz Moldovan’s adirondack chair is made from old whiskey barrel staves. Also available as a rocking chair. Check out his Etsy shop for more.

Restoration Hardware has added yet another chair to our wish list. The chair is fully upholstered in hand distressed leather and has a polished aluminum base. Available in a variety of finishes.

An auto shop in the Czech Republic makes sofas, tables and other furniture using actual parts from vintage cars. If you want, you can even send them a car for them to convert into furniture.

Designed by Angelina Barkschat, Finn Blümel and Severin Arnold, the 63 Grad (63 Degrees) bench can be folded thanks to its nylon hinges. Multiple units can be connected to form a larger bench.

Despite the fact that designer Rasmus B. Fex’s chair looks like it’s about to tip over, it’s actually extraordinarily stable thanks to some clever engineering and construction.