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What furniture do you like? What furniture do you hate? Is finding furniture worth the time money and effort? Even if no one ever comes over?

We just bought these lounge chairs for our new apartment. The seller is holding them until we move in May but I can't wait to sit in them.

i'm still wondering does anyone know what the norse projects of furniture is????????

cameron wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:47 pm i'm still wondering does anyone know what the norse projects of furniture is????????

Margaret Howell furniture line?

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cameron wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:47 pm i'm still wondering does anyone know what the norse projects of furniture is????????

any of the many brands that sell mid century pieces in the 2k-5k range

Where I currently live has a big mid century modern leaning for furniture. I have no idea how relevant that is to more coastal/contemporary sensibilities.

I think I enjoy most being in homes where none of the furniture matches and it was all obtained at a thrift store.

skunk ape wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 12:44 amArticle.

hmmmm

what's the temperature on these? they're pretty reasonably priced (100-130ish USD) and seem like a nice "statement piece" for a room.

i'm terribly dull and go head-over-airforce1s for the dimes aesthetic

some norse projects-esque offerings other than those mentioned above:

https://floydhome.com/
https://www.newmadela.com/
https://gusmodern.com/
https://burrow.com/

this is the ideal chair:



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couple of cool seating options from the 60s. The thing in the back looks like a prop from some shitty film adaption of God of War

the "norse projects of furniture" aesthetic looks so, so bad. it's the furniture equivalent of this



it's like living in an urban outfitters, except if you lived in an urban outfitters you would at least have high ceilings

I don't want high ceilings. I don't want to pay to heat and air condition air I can't touch

it looks cool though

mcm is the rolled up wide fit pant of furniture

it's just like bro this is a worse version of what dieter rams designed 60 years ago

furniture is a "fake concept" as we used to say.

Secondhand/vintage is really the only option.