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If you’ve seen 2001: A Space Odyssey, then you have spotted the amorphous chairs and stools in red. Olivier Mourgue, an industrial designer, created the Djinn chair/stool in 1965. Purchase the ottoman with the Djinn chair and maybe they can bring you to outer space.
The Wassily Lounge Chair could be skeletal frame version of lounge chairs. Following the concept of using less materials, the chair is made of tubular steel with leather. As seen in X-Men: First Class, there are various colors for the leather. Replica available at amazon (follow the link)
As seen in White Lines, the Bourgie Lamps glowed on the bedside tables. Ferruccio Laviani designed the Bourgie Lamp for Kartell. A lamp not just to serve its function but to add glamour into a room with its baroque qualities. The first of table lamps to have an attachment for 3 different height adjustments.
Known for creating all-foam chairs, Michel Ducaroy’s Togo Sofa design for Ligne Roset managed to balance innovation with good pricing. The laid-back design of the Togo couch is stylish enough to be the focal point of your living room. It surprisingly has no frame, rather it is made of foam with three different densities to…
The Djinn chair by Olivier Mourgue has an unusual and futuristic design. Seen in the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey, it stood out from the interiors. Olivier Mourgue is a French industrial designer who at a young age was able to create the Djinn chair while working for Airborne International. The name Djinn is derived…