Disco Chair is a neon delight
The Disco Chair, designed by Kiwi&Pom, is made from 200 meters of electroluminescent wire. When connected to a power source, the owner can enable the pulse setting to make the chair flash bright, vibrant neon colors “creating an instant disco installation.” Neat-0.
A chair designed with a surfer in mind
PK Lounge chair, designed by Cristian Wicha.
Wicha designs both chairs and surfboards, so this is what happens when his two passions collide. You get a “lounge chair” with smooth curves and sharp looks.
Expandable chair made entirely of recycled paper and wood
The FlexibleLove chair, designed by Chishen Chiu, combines an “accordion-like, honeycomb structure” and recycled paper and wood waste to form an expandable chair than can stretch and fold to make various seating arragements. The company calls it “ecological, adaptable, practical” and I couldn’t agree more. I want one! Look after the break for a video of it in action.
[Via Likecool; FlexibleLove]
Ferrari F1 lounge chair
Molded by Hungarian designer Alexander Christoff, this lounge chair is inspired by the Ferrari Formula 1 racecar. It’s made out of fiberglass and features chrome legs and an adjustable headrest. Me likey. Check out additional images (and a shot of it next to its inspiration) in the gallery below.
The Love Handles chair is sensitive to the touch
The Love Handles chair from Nunoerin features “an interactive finish” that changes color as a response to change in body temperature when you sit on it. You can call it thermo-sensitive if you like. Neat-o.
[Via DesignBoom; Gizmodo]
Audiophile, this is your chair
The Ballerina Sweetspot. Designed by Michael Hollesen, Klutz Design.
If you really, really love listening to music and want to hear all the sounds with absolute perfection you might want to invest in this $8,000 armchair. It features a specially designed headrest that prevents the reflection of sound, memory foam that conforms to your body, open armrests for remote storage, and aluminum leg and frame that reduces sonic vibration. I must as I would enjoy such a treat this Sweetspot will forever remain on my wishlist indefinitely.
Take a stationary ride in the Tank Chair
Tank Chair, designed by Pharrell Williams.
The Tank Chair [is] made of plexiglas and full grain colt leather. The chair will be on display at the Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin next week during Art Basel Miami.
[Via KanyeBlog]
Mood chair is ‘like a Mood Ring for your ass’
The Mood Chair, designed by Aether & Hemera.
The chair changes color based on your mood and surrounding environment. Unfortunately it does not come with a chart explaing what each color means. Use your imagination.
Catch a video of the illuminating chair after the break.
Does a tetris chair go poof when you sit on it?
For all you shape-shifters out there
Sink into the “Breathing Chair,” designed by Yu-Wing Wu.
There is a “trick” behind the design of various sizes of holes in the chair – based on professional calculation of the spatial structure, the tofu-shaped chair, coated with three layers of foamed plastic, can “automatically adjust” according to the weight and posture of the person sitting on it.
Human Furnature
Human Furniture Collection by Samal Design.
They are disturbingly “inspired by men’s beauty and sensuality.” The collection is created with “MDF and plastic with metal structure inside for support.”
Ottman plug-and-play
The Music Chocolate, designed by Michi Jjung, is an ottman that features a connection for an MP3 player and an integrated sound system, built-in speakers and all. Gizmodo puts it most approproately: it “massages your feet with beats.” There’s even a Chaiselong version for those who’d rather recline. Check it out in the gallery below.
It’s a Pac-Man chair
The Egg Form Chair
The ‘Fotel’ – from arm to rocking chair in under 20
The Fotel designer chair was created by Hungary’s Peter Vardal. It can transform from a standard arm chair to a radical rocking chair in under 20 seconds. Its frame is made of carbon, and it has an elastic body. Check out additional images in the gallery below.
[Via Gizmodo; BoingBoing; Yanko Design]
