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The article discusses a collaboration between the renowned textile house Jim Thompson and Bangkok-based furniture-maker Kitt. Ta. Khon to create a new line of outdoor accent chairs that blend traditional Thai craftsmanship with modern design. The collection features innovative designs that combine high-performance fabrics with contemporary takes on Thai basketry techniques, such as the Pandan armchair, Mudjai low bench, and Takpha stool. The pieces are designed for outdoor use, with frames made of powder-coated aluminum and easy-to-clean upholstery fabrics, and are available at Jim Thompson's flagship store and online. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports that designer Lara Bohinc's Afternoon Tea collection celebrates the joyful and indulgent moments of the eponymous ritual. Topics discussed include her Trevor dining chair is pared down to essential elements—a clever assemblage of powder-coated steel rods and upholstered spheres that form the back- and (optional) armrests; and the 34-inch-high chair is charmingly facelike but also has the look of a colorful brooch.

The article focuses on the renovation of headquarters of personal-care and cosmetics company, Shiseido Americas located in New york by HOK architects, that were decorated using brass desk; graphics,; and floor wall painted.

The article discusses the architectural design of Parque del Kínder, a children's park in Mexicali, the capital city of Baja, California designed by De Villar Chacón Arquitectos (DVCH).

The article offers information on office furniture which include BuzziBalance High seating from BuzziSpace; the Weda bench collection from Davis Furniture; and Verb active media table from Steelcase Education.

The article offers brief information on the furniture from Ligne Roset Contracts.

The article offers brief information on several products for interior decoration including the Ylla Bench by Aristeu Pires, the ZeroDrain® California faucets, and the Sterling Sofa by Bespoke by Luigi Gentile.

The article evaluates the and the Integra's Alpine Benches from Integra Seating and the Finn Oval Coffee Table from Speke Klein, and offers information on Design Ideas, home and office accessories manufacturer.

The article offers brief information on several chairs from Arpa Industriale SpA and Kvadrat.

The article offers brief information on several chairs including the Mad arm chair from Poliform, Studio Twin Beam wool-covered chairs from Offecct, and Serac cantilevering resin-quartz bench from LAB23.

Photographs of several design items from Spain including a duvet by Arxe, a rail plant container by Vilagrasa, and a wooden bench by Jordi Milá are presented.

The article previews several products including the Fuselage Bench from MotoArt, the Drum Trio Pendant lighting fixture from Bone Simple Design, and the La Lampe Gras articulating task lamp from Holly Hunt.

The article evaluates several home and office furniture and fixtures including the Saya guest chair from Geiger International, the Flurry stacking chair from Encore, and the Islands modular bench system from Arcadia.

The article evaluates several chairs, including the Oppo lounge chair from ICF Group, the Polar bench in solid steel by Davis Furniture Industries and Dorsoduro sofa in solid hackberry wood by Varaschin.

The article evaluates several outdoor furniture and accessories including SunRebel lounger from Jane Hamley Wells, Redline bench from Landscape Forms, and Knokke collection of beach and bathroom towels from Abyss & Habidecor.

The article evaluates a selection of furniture including the Code wall-mounted storage cabinet from the Wendell Castle Collection, the Porcupine coffee table from Naturalism Furniture and Cognita storage bench by Herman Miller.

The article features several outdoor decoration and ornament, including the garden light from Urban Archaeology, Wanlapa sofa from Jane Hamley Wells and the Nu bench from Landscape Forms.

The article features several house furnishings displayed at NeoCon World's Trade Fair including a sculptural chair from the ICF Group, Air LED lamps from Luxo Corporation and Bius studio's Pool bench from Brayton International.

The article presents information on the designers which participated in the world's trade fair in 2006. Interfaceflor Commercial offers baroque with Formal Gardens nylon carpet tile. Carnegie offers three sizes of laser-cut posies scatter across Ornato, a fire-retardant Trevira CS. Za, meaning to sit in Japanese, is the name of an eye-pleasing bench series from Davis Furniture Industries.

The article features outdoor decorations. The Meteor benches from Serralunga are sleek geometric volumes that double as outdoor decoration. The Bali Lounge bed frame from Tuuci is constructed of wood-grain fiberglass with a DuraTeak finish. The Coast dining armchair from Henry Hall is available in natural or chestnut colors.

The article presents the top interior design products for 2005. It describes the glass blocks from Vetroarredo. An overview of the weatherproof tiles from SensiTile is provided. It discusses the features of the bench from Diamond Teak. A description of the textiles from Liz Galbraith, is also presented.

Presents several designs of seating furniture. Spirit Song curved-wing shoulder bench from Diamond Teak; Falcón bench from Esrawe Diseno; Law club chair from David Iatesta; Brando sofa from Casamilano.

Features several products for interior decoration. Design of the sofas and chairs from Kartell company; Availability of the molded polyethylene bench from Edra company; Color of the carpets from Paolo Lenti company.

The article evaluates several products, including the Nouveau rug from Red Egg, the Highland bench by the Elite Manufacturing Corporation, and the Fire Cyrilla armchair by Pure Design.

Evaluates several home furniture. Rattan and bamboo furniture from Veneman; Jalouse Giltwood Bench from Derapage Design; Molded plywood armchair from Cherner Chair Co.

Features several outdoor furniture design. Austin bench by Landscape Forms; Outdoor stainless-steel cabinetry by Viking Range; KravetSoleil fabrics by Kravet.

Introduces several outdoor furniture. Razor umbrella from Tuuci; Sonoma bench from Landscape Forms; Sofa from Summit Furniture.

The article offers information on interior design products such as modular cushions and a bench.

The article evaluates several upholstery including DV504-Milo sideboard and LED-lit wall unit in melamine and aluminum by DVO, Hado benches and Hush Blocks acoustic panels.

The article evaluates the made-to-order bench and stool capped with glazed ceramic seats supporting cushions, and Chromed candleholders from the second collection of Paris studio Haos of Sophie Gelinet and Cedric Gepner.

The article evaluates the high-density polyethylene Harvest bench from Loll Designs.

The article offers brief information on several cush stools and benches including the Patricia Urquiola's Nuez stools from Andreu World SA, the Rainlight's Savina modular benches from Arcadia Contract, and the Oxley upholstered bench from JSI.

The article provides information on several outdoor furnishing products featuring linear designs, including the Titikaka bench by B&B Italia, the Taboela table by Royal Botania, and Rion armchair by Janus et Cie.

A photograph is presented of indoor and outdoor benches designed by Christopher Panichella.

The article presents several products for interior decoration. John Black's slim 5-foot-long mahogany-veneered bench from Council is available in six standard finishes and 31 specialty ones. The tufted 20-inch nylon carpet from Interface Flooring Systems come in 12 colorways. The indoor-outdoor Spotswood dining table stands 29 inches high on its Tuscan-style columns, from McKinnon and Harris.

Introduces several outdoor furniture products. Includes Marine stacking lounge chair from Summit Furniture; Double chaise of stainless steel from Heltzer; Bleecker Street stacking bench from SoHo Contract Group.

A product review is presented of several sculptures that also serve as seating options, including American walnut wooden chairs designed by artist Paco Camús, a stainless steel and birch wood bench by design company Jordi Milà, and a wire mesh chair by Ligne Roset, a furniture company.

The article offers brief information on the Ryan sofa by designer George Smith, the Infinity +++ bench by Azadeh Design Studio and the Garbo chair by designer Jessica Charles.

The article provides brief information about several wooden seating options, including black walnut chairs designed by furniture designer David Irwin, a steel bench with a lacquered maple veneer, manufactured by Cumberland Furniture company, and a teak scoop bench by furniture company Henrybuilt.

The article describes a photo shoot of a model sitting on a chair from My Chairs for Walter Knoll by Ben van Berkel taken by Bryan Adams.

The article features several furniture to be featured at the booth of Moroso for the 2009 Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan, Italy, including the Madame Dakar bench, the Gaal daybed and the Nopolou rocker.

The article evaluates pieces of furniture which were featured at 100% Design in London, England, including the Nature V2.01 lounge chair from BoYoung Jung and Emmanuel Wolfs of Draw Me a Sheep, the Rive Droite/Rive Gauche bench from Catodon and Acte Simple 1.1 bench by Annick Schotte of Helium Concept.

The article evaluates a selection of furniture designed by Philip Nimmo including the Quadro fire screen, the Forma table and the Sphera bench.

The article features several office furniture including the Bertjan Pot's Slats bench, LCR Chair from Wiel Arets and QB ottoman from Peter de Boer.

This article describes the Topográfico benches designed by Diana Cabeza of Estudio Cabeza.

The article features the Momo bench designed by Kyoko Inoda and Nils Sveje for Pure Design.

The article features the Kargo bench designed by Kai Kruger and Pedda Jungmann for Powell & Bonnell Home.

The article features spot benches from Stubbins Design.

The article highlights the show Target Benchmarks Central Park, a public-art tribute to the 150th anniversary of the New York City park sponsored by Target Corp. and the Central Park Conservancy to be held in October and November 2003. Architects, artists, designers and celebrities were commissioned to transform 53 standard 4-foot-long park benches into works of art. Ideas range from the sculptural, such as work by architect Charles Gwathmey, to the space-age themes done by artist Kenny Scharf.