Indian architect and designer Rooshad Shroff showcases the process and works created through techniques such as embroidery on wood and marble craving, highlighting artisanal skills.

This week’s What’s New Wednesday is about a trend seen at High Point Furniture Market earlier in the month: African Tribal influenced design. The history of far-off cultural influences …

Mansfield-Scaddan studio on Instagram: "African aesthetic inspired dining chair. Blackened solid hardwood seat with woven rattan seat and backrest. #design #furniture #interiors #tribal #africa #blackened #leather #discord #discourse #designtrend"

A work from the early years of the Bauhaus, presumed lost for 80 years, has been recovered in 2004: the African Chair, created by Marcel Breuer and Gunta Stölzl. Made of painted wood with a colorful textile weave, this chair embodies the spirit of the early Bauhaus like no other object. Gunta Stölzl in a letter to H.M. Wingler, 07.01.1964: "That was the first time we worked together. I produced the fabric. I threaded and tautened the warp directly through the holes in the frame and wove the…

Africans have a rich culture of making their hair interesting, so they try different kinds of hairstyles like Shuku, Yoruba, Patewo, etc. African furniture company Salu Iwadi Studio prepares a chair inspired by the bold beauty of the Patewo hairstyle. This well-crafted chair has a poetic background because its stylish shape nods to the eponym in the Yoruba language, which means a gesture symbolizing support, cooperation, and solidarity.

African Goods Store located in The United States based on the East Coast but Serving the Entire Region. We supply both wholesale and retail products.\n\nAfrican Delights African Handmade Traditional Wooden Chair\n\nThis is a traditional African stool and an excellent, authentic example. The design prioritises comfort, ease of construction and movement. These chairs are normally made from 2 plain rough cut pieces of wood but this example is fully finished with elaborate carvings of leaves and…

Afra & Tobia Scarpa "Africa", Maxalto, Italy, 1975

African Prints in your living room – sounds too much? Like with fashion, it all depends on the right mix. I tend to have a lot of white, grey and black furniture in my apartment – clean lines and designs that are sleek and stylish help in my opinion to not get bored of furniture…