Concrete Furniture

Similar to a bench you may see in a modern museum, this piece is both minimal and sophisticated. "Handmade in a workshop powered without consumption of fossil fuels to avoid CO2 loads," it also serves as an eco-friendly home addition.CB2 Concrete Block Bench, $849, CB2.

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From desks, tables and countertops to chairs, concrete furniture is popping up everywhere! The pieces are sleek and modern but looks and feels like stone.

Your home is your castle. But your castle doesn’t have to have chilly corridors, flickering torches, crumbling walls, and chain-clanking ghosts. It can be comfortable and cozy. It can look great and inviting. It can look, well, like a home.

Products range from Sectional sofas,sideboards,dining tables and chairs,Tv Cabinets, Nesting Tables, Coffee Tables, Corso mirrors & a whole lot more.

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italian design practice andrea tognon architecture reveals its latest product called the iroko concrete chair, made of two distinct materials.

Giuseppe Scapinelli Rare Lounge Chair in Rosewood and Suede

There are no words. The Sheats-Goldstein of furniture. This jaw dropping, sculpted piece of art would make the most incredible centerpiece in any living space or gallery. Functional art. The table is two pieces, a beautiful piece of glass that slides into a perfectly angled base, creating a gorgeous cantilevered affect. The table base is a gray colored, textured finish with satin sheen, similar to that of a Venetian plaster or a faux concrete, it feels almost like a thick ceramic glaze over…

A beautifully minimalist coffee table constructed from smooth and durable steel reinforced concrete and has a unique built-in open space to use as a planter box, a sand-filled zen garden, or anything you want.