The Triwing is a multi-functional modern chair that can be used in four various ways within one shape.

It can be flipped to be used as a dining chair, reading chair, lounge chair or deck chair.

An ergonomic piece, the Triwing chair is built to absorb the impact of those who sit on it.

The Triwing is designed by Marco Hemmerling, an interior and product designer based out of the Netherlands.

Display your favorite books or store your necessary electronics in the convenient and contemporary Nook.

An innovative coffee table, the Nook has a built-in bookshelf that provides a unique way to display your accessories or store extra remotes or pillows.

The geometric flow of the Nook coffee table creates the illusion of floating from various views.

The Nook is designed by Dave Pickett, a product design student at the Cleveland Institute of Art.

If you’re feeling a mood swing come on, take it out on your sofa. With the Moody series by Hanna Emelie Ernsting, you can conform your seat to your mood so you don’t bother anyone!

Following the motto “Form follows mood,” the Moody series originates from the idea that people within modern culture have forgotten how to take the time to stop and relax.

As shown in these images, the Moody accommodates a range of moods that can still provide a cozy place to sit and relax. From sleepy to tidy to comfy to edgy, the Moody series consists of a couch, nest and bag.

Moody is made from a high cotton fabric that extends from the structure, depending on your mood! It has a wooden base with several layers of foam.

Designer Hanna Ernsting is based out of Germany.

Sella is a unique modern lounge chair, available in an endless variety of colors.

An interestingly contemporary shape, the Sella has a comfortable springing seat. It is supported by aluminum feet, with two small feet in the front and a strong single support in the back.

Sella can be upholstered in velour or leather, in an amazing array of colors. It is sewn together with double stitch embroidery.

The Sella Chairs are designed by Patrick Belli for Leolux.

As the domino is a common, well-known item, the Domino Clock “repurposes an icon.”

A set of three large dominoes, the Domino Clock tells the time with its “dots” that flip in a fun time-telling manner. Between the three dominoes, one is the hour while the second two provide the minutes.

Designed by Carbon Design, a product development consultancy, the Domino Clock has unique and thorough engineering that uses a magnetic actuator to flip the dots. The Domino Clock can stand free or be hung on the wall.

The Construction Chair and Composition Chair are two ornate metal modern chairs, both designed using unique techniques.

Shown above is the Construction Chair, a chair made completely of copper. 481 .5 mm thick copper square pillars were first stacked very precisely before being soldered in place.

The Composition Chair is handmade by designer Kouichi Okamoto of Kyouei Design. The chair took over six months to complete due to an intricate process in which no bolts or welding is used. The only tools used are a jig and pliers to bend thin aluminum wire into the awesome Construction Chair.

Both the Composition Chair and the Construction Chair are from Kyouei Design, of which Kouichi Okamoto is the CEO.

Kyouei Design is a Japanese product and lighting design and maunfacturing company that was founded in 2006.