MOOKA MODERN FURNITURE-Fabric Items

Little Tulip Chair

2012/9/5 16:19:27

The Tulip is a design classic from the 1965, created by Frenchman Pierre Paulin and manufactured by Artifort. It is beautifully upholstered in quality black leather, and the Tulip’s sides seem to wrap around you as you sit in it. With a polished aluminium base, this hire chair is a clever combination of comfortable and practical.

Pop Seater Missoni Fabrics sofa

2012/9/3 21:47:29

Pop is the first “infinitely repeatable" modular sofa. Easy to take apart and manufactured industrially, Pop is composed of identical transparent polycarbonate single-seat modules which can be placed side by side to create the sofa's solid frame: backrest, seat (also made of plastic slats) and armrests. Pop shatters preconceived ideas of the rigidity of plastic, offering itself as a comfortable and indestructible industrial upholstered sofa that stands up to shocks and heavy use. The large and soft goose feather cushions are available in a number of fabrics. For those who like prints but still want that touch of modern liveliness in the home, the Pop modular sofa has now expanded its offerings with a new series of Missoni fabrics with the addition of two Erbario variants to the two multicolored Vevey flowered prints and to the black and white Cartagena prints.

Swan sofa

2012/9/3 16:38:02

Influenced and inspired by the acclaimed designer Arne Jacobson our stunning modern reproduction of the Swan sofa is finished to the very highest standards in beautiful soft cashmere. The sofa is constructed using a rigid foam shell and sits on an aluminium base.
Arne Jacobsen designed the Swan Chair & Sofa in 1958 for the lobby and reception areas at the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. Jacobsen distinguished the Swan Chair by his omission of any straight lines in its design-only curves. The Swan Sofa provides further evidence of the movement in design to adapt more organic forms into our living spaces.
Arne Jacobsen's endearing designs of the 'Swan Chair', 'Swan Sofa' and the complimenting 'Egg Chair' remain quite possibly the 20th century's most easily recognisable and famous furniture designs. With their pure sculptured form, easy comfort and faultless good looks, these chairs will continue to be popular as generations pass!

Isobel Sofa

2012/9/3 15:06:54

Isobel sofa design Van Der Kley - Artifort 2003 - is a two-faced sofa. The embracing arm supports within the armrests compose a comfortable couch. The arm supports out of the armrests give the sofa an open, transparent look; adding a function to its comfort.Nosag springs combined with PUR foam and a Dacron layer guarantee relaxed seating and longevity.The Isobel can be used as contract seating as well as residential and is available in almost all Artifort fabrics and leathers.

Innovation C Chair

2012/9/3 10:58:57

The chair reminds more of a sculpture than a chair, Innovation C offers in addition to a seating surface a rest which can be used with the help of a
pluggable table as storage space (for instance for a notebook) or working place. Thus, Innovation C is a senseful object furniture which is predestined
for lounges, fairs, congresses, and waiting rooms. Due to its form, Innovation C offers a range a seating possibility where the back is resting and
everyone is able to find his preferred position.

Womb chair with ottoman

2012/9/3 10:55:52

Designer Eero Saarinen in 1948 to create a chair that she could curl up in, she had found an apt candidate for the task. The Womb Chair’s enveloping, lap-like form continues to be one of the most iconic and recognized representations of mid-century Scandinavian organic modernism. In fact, ask most designers and architects what lounge chair design they covet and they’ll promptly tell you it’s the Womb Chair. By applying foam molded over a fiberglass shell, Saarinen was able to create a single-piece form that perfectly facilitated a relaxed sitting posture and a sublime feeling of security. Additional seat and back cushions and the coordinating Womb Ottoman provide a further degree of lavish comfort. Knoll’s signature boucle upholstery holds its own in terms of softness and appeal. The slender steel rod base is chrome-plated using a multiple step process that results in a flawlessly polished mirror finish.

Cup armchair

2012/9/3 9:50:38

Jeffrey Bernett Tulip Cup Armchair,polished mirror stainless steel swivelable flat base and fabric or leather upholstered.Padding with high density foam.

Metropolitan armchair

2012/9/2 23:11:21

Our inspired Metropolitan armchair, originally designed by Jeffrey Bernett for B&B Italia Furniture is the result of a balanced relationship between the shape of the seat and the form of a frame. The B&B Metropolitan armchair is available in a choice fabrics and leathers. A small rotating armchair mounted on a central base in highly polished stainless steel follows the same continuous sign of the seat and armrests. Metropolitan ottoman is also available.

Heart Cone Chair

2012/9/2 22:15:43

Design Verner Panton, 1959.Shell with upholstery and seat cushion, brushed stainless steel base.In the mid-1950's, Verner panton converted a Volkswagen bus into a mobile studio and travelled across Europe. In 1958 he returned to Denmark full of unconventional ideas... one of which evolved into the iconic Heart Cone Chair. Defying gravity, the cone was both futuristic and shocking... so much so that when it was exhibited in a shop window in New York City police had to order its removal due to the traffic chaos its presence created. A comfortable club chair for everyday use, Vitra has faithfully re-issued this classic in close collaboration with the Panton estate. The Heart Cone Chair takes its name from its heart-shaped silhouette.

Egg chair

2012/9/2 21:57:53

Arne Jacobsen designed the Egg Chair in 1958 for the lobby and reception of the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. He first developed the shell of the Egg Chair in the garage of his home. The Egg Chair continues to be one of Arne Jacobsen s most popular designs, mixing organic forms along with comfort. Our high quality reproduction looks superb in any environment, from living rooms to reception areas; the Egg Chair is loved by everyone.

Swan chair

2012/9/2 21:17:07

Arne Jacobsen designed the Swan Chair in 1958 for the lobby and reception areas at the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. Jacobsen distinguished the Swan Chair by his omission of any straight lines in its design-only curves. The Swan Chair provides further evidence of the movement in design to adapt more organic forms into our living spaces.