After the Bubble Chair collaboration by INSA and Rousseau, the artist and the brand got together once again to work this time on a lounge chair. The one piece lounger by Rousseau feature INSA’s signature colors and patterns and will be released in the coming weeks.

More views of the INSA x Rousseau Lounge Chair follow after the jump.

Constructed from sculpted forms of moulded plywood, the DCW chair was designed by Ray and Charles Eames in 1946 to comfortably fit the body. These now iconic pieces of furniture have endured to become mid-century modern day classics.

ilovedust have sought to complement the chair’s aesthetic integrity with a tailor-made design drawing inspiration from the relationship between the designers. Based on a dialogue conducted between Ray and Charles during the unveiling of the chair on the Arlene Francis ‘Home’ show broadcast in 1956, each chair has a unique pattern pertaining to one of the designers. The chairs tell a his and hers story with different quotes from each designer and draw heavily on graphics of the time, producing an overall 1950s aesthetic and enhancing one of the most recognisable and prolific pieces of modern design. Each pattern was carefully applied by hand, making these exclusive classics a must-have one of a kind.

The design also runs across a limited edition set of green and blue printed cushions. As a final addition, a specially commissioned hand-screened print is available to buy.

More detailed images of the I Love Dust x Eames DCW Chair, Cushions and Screen Print follow after the jump.

Timothy Liles has produced a series of Shoestring Chairs for Converse. Entirely covered in Converse shoe laces, the outcome is interesting and resulting in different looks for each chair.

After the jump more images of the Shoestring Chairs for Converse by Timothy Liles.

Fergus Purcell does not need much of an introduction. He has worked over the years with PAM, Paul Smith, Silas, Daft Punk and of course for his own label Tonite. Today we present you his special collaboration with Bored of Southsea. Together they created three deck chairs, which were produced by Southsea Deck Chairs, the quintessential deck chair producer in the UK. Matching the chairs they present a t-shirt in three colorways. The t-shirts are limited to 75 pieces.

Bored of Southsea will be releasing both the chairs and the t-shirts on August 1rst in store and online.

Check out the Fergus Purcell x Bored of Southsea tees after the jump.

We get a first look at a sample chair that Bape has been working on with Case Study Shop in Japan. Their iconic Bape camo pattern was applied to the classic Eames chair, best known from Vitra. There are not many products out there that Bape has not worked on yet, and we definitely see them moving more into furniture in the future. Look out for a release very soon.

A more detailed image of the Bape Camo Shell Chair follows after the jump.

Dr. Romanelli is never shy to break into new grounds. In his latest project, the designer known for his vintage fabric clothing, has worked with celebrated furniture designer Doron Silverman (Nobu, SLS, etc) on a collection of chairs. The silhouette of the chair is classic and takes its inspirations from all-time furniture favorites, yet the final product is completely different from the current offering on the market. The seats have been entirely covered in cut-up vintage fabrics, the signature of Dr. Romanelli. The collection consists of overall three models.

Take a detailed look at the Dr. Romanelli “The RX Collection” after the jump.