The original home was preserved and renovated. In the front bedroom, a small window was replaced with a large painted-steel window seat, a favorite of the residents' grandchildren.

Designer Nanna Ditzel created this teak piece for Denmark-based IDG in 1952. It's signed with an applied metal manufacturer's label on the underside. Read more about the Settee here.

Inspired by skateboards, the swing seats are made of European oak. “At first we tried bigger boards, but you can’t sit on them,” Parzyszek says.

An ergonomic "task stool" and foot rest for standing desks, Focal Upright's Mobis Seat provides relief for those who think and work on their feet.

Street Seats image courtesy of BSC Architecture

PuiQuan Cheng, "West Portal Topiary."

Thin legs, thick foliage, and an entirely Swedish take on the indoor planter: Stick a cover on top and this prime place for greens becomes a sweet spot for rear ends. Click here for more information on these Green Pedestals.

Chairs made from the seats of a Ferrari BB 512 face the tower’s large window, which overlooks the sea

A walnut wrapped cozy built-in living area window seat.

Ploum love seat by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for Ligne Roset. Quilted stitching over foam padding gives this seat dimension and depth.

A playful wood screen greets visitors at the front entry, as well as providing support for a cushioned bench seat. Durable materials such as the Doug Fir cabinetry, White Oak flooring and a slate tile floor provide warmth and longevity.

The Coleman Bar Stool is a sophisticated design that blends mixed materials, color, and geometry to create a distinctive seating option for a kitchen bar. This stool is comprised of a sculptural powder-coated steel base that is met with a hand-cast concrete seat. Shown in Aspen Green.

At no more than $25 a pop, these affordable goodies are downright perfect for everyone you know.

Custom table designed locally

The Biker Stool from Castor is an innovative and sculptural seat that is available at both chair and bar heights. Inspired by the geometry of a motorcycle seat, the stool’s seat features a curved and angled silhouette.

Another view of the Coleman Counter Stool shows a white frame and bleached maple wood seat.

Self-Made Seat for Campeggi, starting at $259 per cushion

The plush poufs of this sofa system can be freely stacked and arranged. Each cushion can also be carried like a suitcase by its bold, bright orange strap.

This Slatted Barstool from SCP was designed in by Jasper Morrison in 1986 and is now a part of the SCP Classics collection.

Since the building's facade is landmarked, the existing fence could not be altered. The architects responded by dressing up the perimeter with garden and design elements. Benches punctuate steel planters, creating a sitting area along the terrace walkway.

Maya Lin, Stones seat, 1998.

This is the 90-seat community/screening room.

“I love a good wedge joint. Its super strong and so satisfying to whack that wedge in tight when I'm gluing it up. This is a really fun stool to make. The design of the sling seat references old camp chairs and campaign furniture. The slings are actually removable—tension between dowels and the frame hold them in place.”

Houldin, 10, curls up in the playroom nook which is directly under a side skylight that Pulltab added in order to make the interior rooms inhabitable, as per New York City building code. The custom millwork around the window seat is painted in Rainy Day by Fine Paints of Europe.

Love the suspended clocks.

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Robert Indiana: The artist Rober Indiana has been famous for his LOVE painting since 1968, but recently had his first career retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. From NPR

Cuddle up with these love seats, and meet your match. Whether you're feeling raunchy or romantic, we've got a seat that fits.

This outdoor bench-bibliotheque brings new meaning to the phrase ‘surrounded by books.’ Promising to bring intellectuals outdoors, this gazebo features a small table for lunch or tea, and easy-to-clean slatted wooden floors. Photo courtesy of Ruetemple Architectural Studio.

It takes approximately four hours of handiwork to weave the chair's seat.

First released in 2010, the Coleman Counter Stool was awarded a Best Furniture Award from the 2015 Dwell on Design Awards. This stool has a black powder-coated base and locally sourced walnut wood seat.

From New Zealand–based Resident, the Tangerine Stool is crafted from solid oak, but it is lightweight and has a streamlined look. In contrast with the light wood finish, the Tangerine Stool features steel crossbars that can also be used as foot rests.

Designed to accommodate modern, mobile working environments, the Buoy Stool is designed to with function in mind. Weighing only 20 pounds and with a built-in handle, Buoy can travel anywhere in the office environment or around a home.

From Brooklyn-based Souda, the Mitre Stool is at once simple and complex, harnessing a basic form with unexpected visual details. Constructed in hard maple wood, the stool includes four slightly flared legs and an angular seat.

The Braided Barstool from Boston-based Debra Folz marries simple woodcrafts with traditional leather weaving techniques. Each stool is designed and cut to accommodate the distinct geometry of each textile weave used.