Angel Chair by Pascal Teuling

This unique seating design “Angel Chair” is designed by a third year industrial design student at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht (HKU) Pascal Teuling. The Angel Chair is a design project using materials from Wheels Over Europe. The concept for the chair was “the chair as personal decoration.” Not simply a showpiece for the space, but also for the person in it, the Angel Chair has side wings that function as back le…

The Happily Ever Chair and Dog House by Kim Hyunjoo

Korean designer Kim Hyunjoo has designed this cute Happily Ever chair and dog house combination. ‘Happily ever chair and dog house’ is a piece of funiture in which the dog house and chair coexist, expressing a need for intimacy between the pet owner and the pet, by sharing a common object. Wherever you are, your dog always wants to be with you. For example, when a dog owner sits on a chair, the dog will often sit under the chair. When their pet c…

Innovative Twist Chair by Jonas Lyndby Jensen

Innovative twist chair designed by Jonas Lyndby Jensen. Twist chair provides not only back, seat and secure shelter, but also an attractive addition to the interior of each room of the house. The initial concept design of this eccentric twist chair was developed for public libraries as chair offers very good facilities for reading. The loop shape of this chair not only provides a variety of seating positions but also serves as a sound barrier, sh…

WELCOME Chair by Abhijeet Kumar

Designer by indian designer who graduated in Industrial Design at the National Institute of Design in Ahmedabad, Abhijeet Kumar. This WELCOME Chair is a sculptural element driven by the elasticity of the fabric moulding according to the figure that seats on it. Tall or short fat or thin wide or narrow the fabric stretches and expands holding the human form within itself giving it a custom seat made to measure only for the person sitting on it. On…

Rocking Cube Chair by Jessica Nebel

The Rocking Cube Chair represents more than an ordinary rocking chair. The seat area originates from the formal gesture of pushing the material through the body of the object. It is like a sculpture. The wooden veneer at the inner side of the chair creates warmth and cosiness. Foam, which is soft at the appropriate places, is used to make it comfortable. The Rocking Cube takes on more seriousness, perhaps a candidate for a library or study. But …