The angular lines of the Stołek chair by Michael Konstantin Wolke combine the simplicity of form and material. The stackable chair for kitchen and dining room is made of beech and jute and has pinned cords at the back that can be used to tighten the seat if it stretches. 

Herman Miller, Inc. recently introduced the Wireframe Sofa Group, a newly-commissioned design by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin of London-based Industrial Facility.  Minimalist and modern with a visible lightness, the Wireframe Sofa Group features an external cage-like structure that holds its cushioning in place.  Made from steel wire, the durable frame ensures that the overall design is lightweight.  The Wireframe Sofa is the first sofa to employ the suspension technology that was developed by Herman Miller for the healthcare industry.  By evenly distributing sitting pressure, the sofa becomes a comfortable and versatile choice for home, work or hospitality environments. 

Wireframe Sofas are available with black or white frames and with cushion upholstery in all Herman Miller Collection fabrics.   As the frame is separate from the upholstery, the cushions are easy to remove, clean and maintain.   Two-, three-seat, lounge chair and ottoman styles are available. 

We like the juxtaposition of industrial and organic materials in this the Triangular Concrete Stool by Studio-Nomad.  The stool is the first piece of a six-part collection.  See more here and after the jump.

Image: Valentino

Valentino offers up a real smorgasbord by showing  us a little bit of everything - and it works.  From high-water denim trousers and nautical stripes to camouflage, fluorescent shades and lots of lace.

Image: Thom Browne

i*a favourite Thom Browne plays with pattern and texture for Resort 2014.

Images: Roksanda Ilincic

Have a look at this near flawless collection from Roksanda Ilincic featuring beautiful, structured dresses and gowns in shades of blue, lilac and pale pink.  Jewelled embellishments add an additional dimension to the clothes.

Image: Adam Reich

Brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana have designed the Racket Chair as part of a series of limited edition pieces that are currently on show at the Friedman Benda gallery in New York until July 3, 2013.   The chair features a hand-stitched motif made from remnant backings of Thonet chairs.

Image: Karjean Levine

Peter Pilotto offer us repeating graphics and mirrored, tropical imagery on structured shifts for Resort 2014.

Image: Louis Vuitton

We aren't usually fans of Louis Vuitton, but this collection, in spite of the tweed coats and jackets with kimono styled sleeves, feels younger and fresher than usual.

Image: Anthropologie

We have a huge backlog of posts which all deal with interesting chairs or seating, so we thought we would devote this week to catching up with them.  Starting off are these iron and polypropylene chairs from Anthropologie which look uncannily similar  to the Acapulco chairs from Léon Léon that we featured here.