Designed for Johannas Hansen in the early 1970s, Hans Wegner’s CH103 sofa has been resurrected by Carl Hansen & Son. The reproduction uses the same steel frame and leather upholstery. If the idea of a black leather sofa scares you, white and brown are also options. (Via Retro to Go)

Based in Petaluma, California, Form 3 design specializes in eco-conscious, mid-century inspired spaces and furnishings. Clients have included Huf, Fat Lace and House of Commons. On the furniture front Form 3’s plyform lounge series is set to release in spring. Built of sustainable material, the series includes arm chair, sofa and table.

Head to the jump to view more of the furniture and a preview of recently constructed sustainable residence in Northern California.

Hannes Grebin’s sculptural furniture attempts to assess and redefine traditional notions of comfort and the idea of what can be considered “cozy.” His asymmetric work certainly raises eyebrows, and calls into question just how it would function. Core 77 notes that his design can be read as either creating dialogue or as a joke. Perhaps a bit of both?

See Grebin’s concept for a rug after the jump.

Born in 1962 in Dorset, Litton Furniture was purchased by the venerable Sir Terrence Conran in 2007. Together with furniture maker Sean Sutcliffe, Conran’s intent is to use Litton as a spring board to restate the grand English furniture making tradition. The stylings are contemporary, and Conran’s portion of the collection is simple and based on clean lines. Tables, sofas and the Mon Oncle Chair (seen above) are among the designs available. Litton, aside from its lofty ambitions to uplift British furniture making, only uses local woods quelled from sustainable sources.

Via: Retro to Go.

More of Conran’s designs for Litton after the jump.