Forgot your username or email?Chairs have evolved tremendously for thousands of years, as they shifted from being a symbol of state and dignity, to an item of ordinary use. Chair design considers intended usage, (how comfortable it is for the occupant), as well as non-ergonomic functional requirements such as size, stackability, foldability, weight, durability, stain resistance and artistic design. In this article, we’ll leave their function aside and take a look at chairs purely from an artistic point of view. Here are 50 examples of great chair design, from the sleekest you’ll ever see, to the funkiest and the just plain weird. What do you think of these chair designs? Which ones are your favorites? Please share your comments below…Top rated Teen Drawers & CartsSee allTeen RoomsIt can be hard to believe that your kid is now a teen. But the time for cartoon character bedding and princess toy boxes is over — your teen will be wanting a room with more mature decor and furnishings that meet their changing needs.
The teen room supplies at Walmart can help you create an ideal teen room. Our teen bedding and teen window treatments come in a wide range of colors and patterns, making it easier to find options that suit your teen's developing taste as well as yours. We also have teen furniture, including beds and headboards, dressers, and desks and chairs for homework. To make your teen's room more welcoming to friends, make sure to have some comfortable seating, such as bean bag chairs, futons or video rockers. Stackable boxes, bins and baskets make great places for your teen to store their gear.With Every Day Low Prices on everything you need to create a space your teen will love, Walmart has you covered. Welcome to The Funky Little Chair! If you’re interested in joining us for a workshop this winter or spring, browse our schedule and sign-up online. We’re currently finalizing a number of workshops and events for the summer (hint, hint: GUEST INSTRUCTORS) If you want details as soon as they’re available, be sure to join our email list!
Call or visit and we’ll be happy to chat. “Dedicated to the preservation of top-quality upholstery education and services.”Design Milk / A Beautiful Mess / A Beautiful Mess / Ana White This Amazing Aluminum Chair You can use this tutorial to easily makeover lawn furniture you already have. Check it out here. This Incredible Hammock Chair Step 1: Get porch. Step 2: Make Hammock. Step 3: Never leave. See how to make them here. This Genius Rolling Cooler We may not have thought of it, but we’re definitely going to make one. This Recycled Rug Ottoman This Terra Cotta Table This Easy Wire Table This Succulent Pallet Table Because you can never have too many succulents. Or This Version With a Cooler Learn how to make it here. These Old Chairs with a New Look Just make sure to use spray paint suited for plastic. Valspar, Krylon and Rust-Oleum all have good versions. Check out a good instructional video here.
This Chic See-Through Pallet Table This Simple Summer Hammock Or This Two-Tone Version This one is a little more time-consuming. This Concrete Side Table Doubles as a planter. Get the DIY here. This Whimsical Stump Table This Adorable Animal Side Table These Hand-Painted Chair Cushions This Recycled Tire Table These Cool Portable Milk Crate Stools Perfect for picnics, the beach or just loungin’ in your own backyard. Get the directions here. This Updated Patio Table Give an old umbrella table some love with this cool patterned re-cover idea. This Dreamy Day Bed This Organic Birch Lounger You will need some power tools for this one. These Fenced-In Log Benches Designer Rebecca Cole made all this furniture in one day using fences, logs and a cent top. This Awesome Outdoor Bar Cart This Cool Metal Crate Bench This Concrete Chair Planter It might not be comfy, but it’s definitely cool.
See how they did it here. These Stylish and Sentimental Side Tables This blogger made them with wood flooring from her great-great-grandmother’s home! See how she did it and read her story here. This Awesome Outdoor Rug Using masking tape and spray paint, you can update any old rug to go outdoors. Update your current set of dining room chairs or refurbish a thrift store find by designing a DIY funky chair with fabric and paint. To start designing your funky chair, all you need is satin paint, one yard of floral or printed fabric, one yard of white cotton fabric, polycrylic glue, a staple gun, screw driver, paint brush, and a metallic paint pen. Whether you are interested in restyling a set of chairs for a new dining space or a single chair for your hallway, crafting a funky chair with a mixture of painted patterns and fabric textures is a fun way to explore your creative side. Video Credit: "Mark Montano" Start by drawing a 3/4-inch by 3/4-inch grid on a piece of white cotton fabric.
To ensure your grid is accurate, use a ruler to measure. Paint a colorful checkerboard pattern on the cotton fabric, within your grid squares, with a paintbrush. Try a stylish black checkered pattern or go for colorful paint. Remove the seat cushion from the chair using a screwdriver. Draw lines along the top horizontal rail of the chair with a ruler, then draw a diamond pattern along the sides and vertical rails. Paint the chair in the same checkerboard pattern colors you used on the fabric. If you want to mix and match, try a variety of colors. Continue to paint the bottom rails of the chair in a similar design as the top. Feel free to try a combination of patterns, such as polka dots, stripes, and more. Measure the shape and size of the chair rails by outlining it with paper. Once outlined, cut out the shapes with scissors. Use the paper outlines to measure and cut floral or printed fabric of the same size. Apply each fabric piece directly on to the matching chair panel with polycrylic glue.