Cool products alert- Fascinating anatomy-inspired furniture and decor! (Part 2)

As a continuation from my previous post, I would love to share these gorgeous anatomy-inspired chairs and lighting to all my readers.



Chairs:

'Dome Bones' Silver (front)

'Dome Bones' Silver (back)

'Dome Bones' Bronze (front)

'Dome Bones' Bronze (back)

These beautiful yet original limited-edition French style dome chairs have been hand-crafted by local artisans using vintage fabrics gathered around the globe. These beauties were crafted using hand-applied silkscreen print and sustainable materials.

Lighting:

'Hands Down Chandelier'

'Hands Up Standing Light Fixture' (unlit version)

'Hands Up Standing Light Fixture' (lit version)

All images via www.voilagallery.com

Another unique and one of a kind chandelier and light fixture made from perforated vintage aluminium glove molds with special Edison light bulbs glowing inside. These chic statement pieces easily convey a sense of drama, charm and flair to any spaces.



My favorite is the 'Dome Bones' chair in silver. I prefer the 'Dome Bones' chair in silver over the bronze chair because the contrast of colors and the bone design are far more apparent. As for lighting, I really love the 'Hands Down Chandelier' because it is very mesmerizing and whimsical. What about your thoughts on both chairs and lighting? Do you like its quirkiness or otherwise? I would love to hear about your thoughts.



There will be a Part 3 (final part) on fascinating anatomy-inspired furniture and decor so please stay tuned for the next post.



For details on products and pricing, please go to www.voilagallery.com.



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Write by: AN - Thursday, March 24, 2011