Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Embroidery Chairs

Soon to be featured in Stockholm Design Week 2010, Johan Lindstén presents his series of Embroidery Chairs as his latest collection. The upholstered backrests of each chair features an embroidered country scenery of Stockholm. As Lindstén puts it into words: "Dream about an idyllic place..."







Designer: Johan Lindstén | Source: Dezeen

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