This week, we bring you five designs whose silhouettes embody a near indescribable organic feeling. Each piece was designed with material in mind. GJ CHAIR Greta Jalk, 1963 Regarded as Danish designer Grete Jalk’s best-known work, the GJ Chair, for which Jalk also created a companion side table, was realized in collaboration with cabinetmaker Poul Jeppesen. BASH VESSELS Tom Dixon, 2012 Formed by hand from a brass sheet and finished with a gold wash, Bash can be used as a stunning vase, fruit bowl, or object. Due to the lack of a lacquered top coat, the warm gold finish will slowly develop a unique patina as it oxidizes. TWIST STONE Formstelle, 2012 Twist Stone is just one design from Formstelle's popular Twist table collection. Twist Stone is a series of occasional tables with organic and amorphous table tops reminiscent of river stones slowly shaped by water over time.  NESSA Archivio Storico Vetreria Vistosi, 1972 Nessa is a freehand table lamp that goes beyond functionality. The bottom transparent band makes the most of the light source, while the upper white band creates a soft ambient light.  ROO Ulla Koskinen, 2009 Soft and sturdy, Roo is the largest in the series of bean bag lounge chairs produced by Woodnotes. The cover is comprised of a unique blend of paper yarn and cotton.