Interpreting the significance of bamboo ... Chair exhibits using remnants of upholstery textile scrounged from fabric shops in Sham Shui Po. He hand-cut the cloth into thin strips before weaving ...

The design of the chair is modern, with a lower back and chevron detailing that sets it apart from traditional rocking chairs. It can hold up to 300 pounds and is easily maintained with occasional ...

The frame of the chairs is constructed with strong steel, so the chairs can hold a weight of up to 250 pounds. The wicker fabric woven around ... while the gentle rocking motion creates a soothing ...

RAVE to a manager at the Edmonds Goodwill who graciously helped me evaluate whether my car could accommodate a rocking chair. We decided, “Yes!” He helped me try every angle to get that chair ...

Rocking chair by Moira Villiard. Folk musician Emily Youngdahl Wright of Minneapolis admires writer and community-space-maker Amọké Kubat. She wants people to know about the final step of Kubat ...

Forget rocking chairs. More like rocking it ... By design, all of the materials were salvaged or hand-woven fabrics and textiles. Simran Likhari, arts program co-ordinator for the centre, said ...

These blue-and-white woven chairs look identical to a style that's currently sold at Serena & Lily right now for just under $300 each. It comes in seven different colorways, but the Fog version ...

Available in sizes XXS-XXXL and regular and tall lengths, the ultimate pajamas are made of a breathable bamboo weave that’s cooler than cotton for temperature regulation and a cozy night’s sleep.

Its generosity of scale feels very of the moment, with visible stitching making the piece instantly recognisable to fans of this era of furniture innovation. Salone del Mobile, Hall 9, Stand C02-C04, ...

This groundbreaking gaming chair redefines comfort, style, and performance for gamers and professionals alike. Inspired by the high-octane world of Formula 1, the FLJ-XL-REV combines advanced ...

To paraphrase the great comic-strip possum Pogo, "We have seen chairs, and they are us." Unlike the practical table or the bland, beckoning bed, a chair is never simply a chair. Taking the shape ...