Assam Plywood Agencies has carved a niche for itself in the industry as a prominent supplier, trader, wholesaler and retailer unit that deals in futuristic Plywood Laminate Furniture. Our range of long-lasting and superior quality products aims to meet the rising demands of architectural renovations and interior applications. For more information, click here: http://apadecor.com/

Plywood Office is a design house focused on developing furniture, accessories, and architecture projects. Founded by Chris Jamison in 2006, Plywood Office is dedicated to the tenet that good products come from good practices, from in-house production to partnerships with larger manufacturers. The company’s line of products includes timeless wood furnishings, concrete accents, and accessories with thoughtful design details. Each product from Plywood Office is made in the United States and is built from locally sourced, high-quality materials.

Charles Eames (1907–1978) and his wife, Ray Eames (1912–1988) were American designers who made significant contributions to modern architecture and industrial design. These Cranbrook Academy of Art grads turned mid-century-modernist power couple are a case study in excellent design. Charles and Ray’s prolific partnership took shape with the molded plywood chair in the 1940s, but the duo also dabbled in film, exhibition installations, toys, and even a miniature train in Los Angeles’s Griffith Park.

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Born to world famous architect and Cranbrook Academy of Art director Eliel Saarinen and textile artist Loja Saarinen, Eero Saarinen was surrounded by design his whole life. Eero studied at sculpture in Paris and architecture at Yale before returning to Cranbrook himself to work on furniture design and practice architecture with his father. IT was there that he met Charles Eames, with whom he collaborated closely on their molded plywood chair designs. He also met Florence Knoll at Cranbrook, who eventually brought him to Knoll where he designed some of their most well known pieces over the course of 15 years.

Arne Jacobsen was born in 1902 and studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and became one of the country’s preeminent architects and designers in the mid-20th century. Though his early work was primarily private residents, he went on to design the SAS Royal Hotel—one of the city’s only skyscrapers—and the Danish National Bank, renowned for its hanging staircase in its lobby. Despite his public commissions, Jacobsen’s touch remained in the private realm as well, with lighting fixture designs for Danish manufacturer Louis Poulsen and furniture for Fritz Hansen. This includes his iconic Ant and Series 7 chairs made out of molded plywood, as well as the Swan and Egg chairs that were originally designed for the lobby of the SAS Royal Hotel.

DoubleButter is the furniture design and manufacturing company of David Larabee and Dexter Thornton. We’re based in Denver, Colorado. Our products are made entirely in Denver and can be ordered directly from this site or by calling us (303-246-5759). We try to keep all pieces in our production line in stock and usually ship within 10 days of receiving an order. Shipping costs to any destination in the continental US will be displayed in the checkout process. Delivery in the Denver metro area is free. Call for shipping rates to other destinations. Pieces in our back catalog are made to order and will ship within 8-10 weeks. All pieces in our back catalog can be customized to meet specific needs. Call or e-mail us to talk through a custom order request. ABOUT THE MATERIALSOur production case goods and dining tables are available in either solid American black walnut or in forming plywood. The black walnut is always domestically sourced. The insides of our solid walnut pieces are finished with natural shellac and the outsides with a natural linseed oil and pine-resin varnish blend. The forming plywood is a typical spruce/pine/fir plywood with a classic-looking edge. The faces of the plywood are coated with a phenolic resin (like Richlite countertops) that is extremely water resistant. The plywood is normally used and re-used to make concrete forms, hence the name and the hardy coating. We get it from a forming-supply yard down the street from our shop. That company’s logo is printed on one side of each sheet and for standard orders we orient the sheets so the logo is on the inside or underside of the piece. However, on request we’ll flip it and face the logo out. Just call and ask. Our drawer boxes are made from BBB birch plywood, finished with natural shellac. The Roadrunner side chair in wood is available in either solid walnut finished with the oil and varnish blend or in medium density fiberboard (MDF) finished the same way. The aluminum pulls and steel legs of our case goods and our line of steel chairs, benches and stools are powder-coated, a zero-VOC process that is hard wearing and water resistant. We offer 4 standard colors: blue (RAL 6034), green (RAL 6019), cream (RAL 1013) and gray (RAL 7043). Our line of powder-coated steel seating is uphostered with either brown or black cowhide. The upholstery is affixed with velcro and is thus removable and interchangeable.

Finnish designer Harri Koskiken (1970– ) rose to prominence in the mid-nineties with his award-winning Block Lamp, an industrial lighting piece consisting of a lone light bulb encased within twin acrylic bricks. His Cosy lamp for Muuto and bent-plywood Fatty containers are but two standouts of the past decade.

A Southern California native, Casey Lurie honed his aesthetic in art programs at Cal Arts and Northwestern University, but it wasn’t until he met Teruo Kurosaki, founder of the influential Japanese furniture brand Idée, that his true purpose took root. Jumping at the chance to live and work in Tokyo, Lurie left behind his workshop in downtown Los Angeles—where he had started developing his first design, a line of plywood furniture—and spent three years soaking up the culture in Japan. His Lap table and Primo shelving system are directly influenced by his time there: simple wood and metal components interlock without tools or hardware for a streamlined version of a household staple. Now based in Chicago, Lurie plans to turn his focus to an expanded line of pieces with interlocking parts.

Internationally acclaimed designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby founded their eponymous studio in 1996 after graduating with Master’s degrees in Architecture from The Royal College of Art in London. From their first studio in Trellick Tower in London, they designed their first piece, the Loop Table, produced by Isokon in 1997. Much of Barber and Osgerby’s early work involved the folding and shaping of sheet material, influenced by the white card that they had used frequently in architectural model making. Plywood and perspex were used in the development of the Pilot Table, 1999, and Stencil Screen, 2000.

We are the leading dealer of plywood and interior decorative products in Kolkata. With 71 years of experience in the industry, we have built a strong reputation as the premier dealer of high-quality products and exceptional customer service. Founded in 1951, we were the first authorized dealer of Century Plywood in Kolkata, and have since expanded our product line to include a wide range of interior decorative products to meet the needs of our valued customers.

Chris Jamison founded Plywood Office in 2006. While growing up in Idaho, Jamison worked in the woodshop of a hi-fi store. There, Jamison found enjoyment from both the challenge and reward of making things. Jamison pursued a concentration in Visual Art and Business Administration at Seattle Pacific before coming to SCI-Arc in Los Angeles where he designed his first piece of furniture and got a Masters degree in architecture. Jamison worked as an architect for several years and developed technical skills from designing and producing furniture, ultimately leading him to found Plywood Office.

A custom furniture and cabinet shop based in Seattle, Washington. Their work implements a unique system of joinery and an aesthetic built from a love of plywood and plastic laminate. Whether it is residential or commercial spaces, they design specific solutions for both!

Jory Brigham Design is not a company that senselessly creates for the sole purpose of creation, we area small group of artists, designers, dreamers and builders that work with a passion and a heart. Yeah, like so many others today, we are conscious of our surroundings, aware of the impact and footprint we are leaving; we use sustainable plywood, plantation Teak, FSC certified walnut and the like. But, what we love to do is take materials that others look down upon, materials that are normally overlooked, and bathe them in imagination and inspiration in order to pull out their full potential and draw on the organic and natural tendencies of these materials. Plywood, concrete, oriented strand board (OSB), and walnut are prevalent in the pieces we make. Ultimately, our desire is not only to create and design, but to build pieces that will endure for generations.

The Utility Collective was founded by designers Eric Pfeiffer and Steve Piccus in 2010. Their goal was to bring intelligent, well-made products to market and share how they are designed and made. Further, the firm wanted to build its products in the U.S. with sustainable materials at fair prices. They make a range of seating, storage items, office accessories, and decorative prints on plywood.

Kristian Solmer Vedel (1923-2003) was a Danish industrial designer that began his career apprenticing as a cabinetmaker and then later as a furniture designer at the School of Decorative Art in Copenhagen. A student of Kaare Klint, Vedel was a pioneer in the use of melamine plastic. He is well known for his designs for children, including his wooden Danish Bird sculptures and his beech-plywood Child's Chair (1957).

Eric Pfeiffer served as the VP of Design at Offi from 2000 through 2004, coordinating product design and directing the Offi innovation process. During his prolific tenure at Offi, he designed most of the products that were introduced and was credited with several design awards, including the 2003 ID Magazine award for the Offi Perch Lounge. Also while at Offi, Eric co-authored a book called "Bent Ply: the Art of Plywood Furniture", which features the step-by-step making of the Offi Wave Desk. We miss his day-to-day contact, but given his understanding of the Offi innovation process, you will continue to see many more Offi products "designed by Eric Pfeiffer." In January 2005 Eric started his new design studio "Pfeiffer Lab" with the goal of exploring the "the design of everyday objects in our lives." Pfeiffer Lab relies on Eric's penchant for simplicity of form to create useful and elegant solutions for everyday living. His reductive designs are expressed in timeless forms that recognize a product's usefulness and necessity while exhibiting the beauty and honesty of a products material.

Smith & Fong Company was founded in 1989 out of a truly passionate affinity for bamboo and with an overarching philosophy of sustainability. The firm began as a producer of bamboo accessories and was the first U.S. company to produce bamboo flooring for the North American market. Plyboo flooring, plywood and veneer is derived from Moso bamboo harvested from a forest that requires no irrigation or pesticides. Each year, 20 percent of the plantation’s bamboo—comprised of five-year-old poles only—is cut by hand, ensuring the forest canopy is not compromised to disrupt the ecosystem. The bamboo shoots that emerge in the winter as a food source for wildlife are not harvested or affected. Plyboo bamboo flooring and plywood products offer endless possibilities for architects and interior designers, whether the focus is on green building or cutting-edge design. This area includes all the information needed by architects, designers, and specifiers, as well as information directly relating to the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) rating system.

Plunk Desk is a portable, adjustable, standing desk handcrafted from wood and aluminum. It fits into a custom bag and no tools are needed for assembly. The desktop is formed from curved plywood and covered in a real wood veneer. The cast aluminum base features a chamfered edge and is hand-polished before getting one of two high-end modern finishes in burnished nickel or brass. All parts of Plunk Desk are made in Los Angeles, California.

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Born to world famous architect and Cranbrook Academy of Art director Eliel Saarinen and textile artist Loja Saarinen, Eero Saarinen was surrounded by design his whole life. Eero studied at sculpture in Paris and architecture at Yale before returning to Cranbrook himself to work on furniture design and practice architecture with his father. IT was there that he met Charles Eames, with whom he collaborated closely on their molded plywood chair designs. He also met Florence Knoll at Cranbrook, who eventually brought him to Knoll where he designed some of their most well known pieces over the course of 15 years.

Plywerk is a Portland–based company that provides solutions for framing and displaying photographs. Founded in 2007 by husband and wife team Kjell van Zoen and Kim Oanh Nguyen-van Zoen, the company began in the couple’s basement, when photographer Kim decided to mount a photo using wood glue and plywood. Her husband saw an opportunity for the distinctive style of photo-mounting, and Plywerks was created. For two years, the couple sold maple-mounted photographs at local craft markets, developing a following of loyal customers. In 2012, Plywerks moved into a new workshop and expanded its product line to include frames, blocks, and other photo displaying methods. Each item is handcrafted in Portland, Oregon from sustainably sourced materials from local suppliers.

We design & build modern furniture you will love now—and proudly hand down later. Part Mid-Century Modern, part Minimalist, all our own. | www.hosslewoodworks.com | Crisp, clean lines and smooth finishes are the warm heart of every handcrafted piece. Our signature exposed plywood edges, eye-popping joints, and unique wood tones energize classic materials and add some serious soul. We keep things simple by stripping down every design to the most essential elements - every detail in our pieces is carefully selected, and all the unnecessary embellishments are left out. We keep things clean by always working with, not against, geometry. The finishes we use leave the wood with a natural, matte feeling. Our furniture is timeless yet distinctively modern at the same time. We draw inspiration from mid-century design icons - Charles and Raye Eames, Isamu Noguchi, Paul McCobb, George Nelson, Hans and Florence Knoll, Frank Lloyd Wright, to name a few. But while our pieces certainly have mid-century elements, they’re not so easily categorized. We think our tagline says it all — Simple, Clean, Modern.

From Kiersten: I am an ex-TV network marketing executive turned work-at-home mom turned self-taught furniture designer/builder. After leaving the corporate world in 2003 to spend more time with my kids (then 1 and 5), I rekindled a passion for woodworking during those rare moments when I had a minute to myself. I've always been inspired by my father, a self-taught carpenter and woodworker, who built most of our furniture when I was growing up in Ohio. Thirty-some years later, I have my own garage workshop where I design and produce modern/mid-century style kids' furniture. I am armed with a design eye, ten years of motherhood experience, a love for the smell of cut wood! My pieces are inspired by the mid-century style and my own kids' wants and needs. I use eco- friendly birch plywood, non-toxic paints, water-based stains and low-voc, water-based finishes.

From Kiersten Hathcock: I am an ex-TV network marketing executive turned work-at-home mom turned self-taught furniture designer/builder. After leaving the corporate world in 2003 to spend more time with my kids (then 1 and 5), I rekindled a passion for woodworking during those rare moments when I had a minute to myself. I've always been inspired by my father, a self-taught carpenter and woodworker, who built most of our furniture when I was growing up in Ohio. Thirty-some years later, I have my own garage workshop where I design and produce modern/mid-century style kids' furniture. I am armed with a design eye, ten years of motherhood experience, a love for the smell of cut wood! My pieces are inspired by the mid-century style and my own kids' wants and needs. I use eco- friendly birch plywood, non-toxic paints, water-based stains and low-voc, water-based finishes.

Iglooplay is a children's furniture collection from Lisa Albin Design that combines organic forms, ergonomics and a modernist sensibility to playfully engage both children and adults. The designs respond to the idea that child development flourishes from contact with sculptural forms, material variation and color, and incorporate bent plywood, hardwood veneers, rich colors and soft, upholstered foam. The furniture provides a safe sense of place for children, enhances creativity through play and integrates gracefully into contemporary, everyday family life. Iglooplay's modern point of view embraces simplicity and quality and above all, respect for children. multi-functional + multi-generational. The multi-functional designs were inspired by observations of my two young daughters at play and how they artfully created a sense of place using the objects around them. I developed the low and wide proportions, organic shapes and ease-of-use to enhance the spontaneous and creative process that children naturally express in their daily play. Child's play has a profound sense of purpose; it is not all folly, but a necessity for children to learn how to negotiate their developing physical and intellectual skills. Or, as Maria Montessori said, "play is a child's work." In addition, the designs are multi-generational engaging, aesthetically pleasing and adaptable for various adult uses as well. green + safe. Because nurturing our children and our earth are a perfect fit, we use eco-friendly materials that will sustain families and the environment for many years to come. By working with forms and materials that are designed to last, we reduce waste and consume less of our natural resources. We use resource-efficient molded ply construction with hardwood veneers which have been obtained from sustained yield forestry practice. Having fewer pieces in your home that can serve a variety of ages means less stuff and less waste. Each product is tested at an independent safety lab authorized by the JPMA to ensure juvenile product compliance.

Established in 2002, Publique Living strives to combine restraint design and quality material into products for the design-minded individual. Our philosophy is to partner immaculate workmanship with deceptively simple design to result in products that exude a quiet elegance and style. We use sustainable materials whenever we can, produce in small batches to ensure freshness of the collection, and encourage collectibility by issuing limited editions in some of our lines. Inspirations and designs are contributed by various designers as listed. Lian Ng With a background in graphic design, Lian Ng branched out into home accessories in early 2001. Applying his paper-based design background to 3-D objects has resulted in the premiere line of products made from paper-thin wood veneer. He has also culled techniques from his previous trade with a line of die-cut and laser-cut design. More design ideas are in development, with always a nod towards graphic design. An aficionado of mid-20th century furniture and modern minimalist architecture, Lian Ng lives and creates in San Francisco, California. Jean Orlebeke A renowned pattern designer, Jean Orlebeke also started out in graphic design before branching out into designing patterns for paper, textiles and ceramics. In 2003, Jean Orlebeke and Ellen Elfering launched a high-end gift wrap company, eieio, offering a collection of contemporary design ranging from bold graphics to meticulous line drawings to organic biomorphic forms, all with inspiring color combinations. A self-confessed foodie, Jean lives among her squirrels and trees in the foothills of Oakland, California. Peter Tjahjadi Started out as a fashion photographer in the design industry, Peter Tjahjadi ventured into home accessories design in 2002. Having lived and being influenced by the varied cultures in Indonesia, Singapore, United States, and The Netherlands, Peter works in a variety of different medium such as Dutch wool, multiplex plywood and stainless steel. Peter Tjahjadi now resides in Jakarta, where he photographs for a variety of fashion and travel magazines in Asia.