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Blurring the Line Between Furniture and Art

Bocca Sofa (1975) by Studio 65 for Gufram
Most people think of art as purely decorative: a painting on a wall or a sculpture on a pedestal. But the best designers know that the right furniture piece can serve as its own form of artistic expression. With their distinctive balance of form and function, select furniture designs serve as works of art in their own right. The most iconic pieces of functional art are coveted by designers and decorators around the world. These statement designs are key to creating thoughtful living spaces, proving that furniture can be as moving, exciting, and thought-provoking as traditional fine art. From sofas to mirrors, the perfect furniture-as-art piece can anchor and transform an entire room, giving it character, personality, and flair.
Ball Chair (1963) by Eero Aarnio

Explore our favorite pieces that blur the line between furniture and art...

Pratone (1971) by Ceretti, Derossi, & Rosso

Pratone (1971) by Ceretti, Derossi, & Rosso

Bubble Chair (1968) by Eero Aarnio

Bubble Chair (1968) by Eero Aarnio

Lollipop Wall Mirror (2017) by Marcel Wanders

Lollipop Wall Mirror (2017) by Marcel Wanders

Cactus (1972) by Guido Drocco and Franco Mello

Cactus (1972) by Guido Drocco and Franco Mello

Christine Mirror (2015) by Helidon Xhixha & Dante Benini

Christine Mirror (2015) by Helidon Xhixha & Dante Benini

Corker Stools (2022) by Herzog & de Meuron

Corker Stools (2022) by Herzog & de Meuron