109 chair in oak dark oilThe 109 Chair was designed by Finn Juhl in 1946 and was originally manufactured by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder. It is particularly the detailed armrests that make this chair unique. These armrests are intimately shaped to fit a small hollowing at the tip, which perfectly fits the plum of a thumb. The 109 Chair is functional in a dining setup at home as well as in a restaurant, a hotel or in a conference room. The chair is manufactured in oak or walnut

Although diminutive in stature

simply rotate it to display or hide your favorite items

which features a structural beam on the underside recalling ancient Japanese temple architecture

please store it in the upper basket to avoid force and weight applied to it

Huskee believes in turning waste into something extraordinary by sourcing coffee husks

The Stump Coffee Tables are ideal as a sculptural center point around which to arrange your living room

Color and grain varies in each item

HuskeeRenew is also dishwasher safe

artist Karon Davis

The table’s leg is hollow

while also reducing waste by depositing the wine back into the bottle

Haller nightstand is a modern and adaptable nightstand or side table with two drop down doors that locks with the twist of a coin