stuff we drool about
Shell Chair | By Hans J Wegner | Image

Shell Chair | By Hans J Wegner
Danish designer Hans J. Wegner created this stunning 3 legged chair for Carl Hansen & Son in 1963. Sometimes called "The Smiling Chair", the three-legged construction provides absolute stability; the chair achieves a floating lightness due to its wing-like seat and the arching curves of its tapered legs. This comfortable masterpiece is a marvel of grace and beauty.



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NEWTRAL ERGONOMIC CHAIR - Image

NEWTRAL ERGONOMIC CHAIR
Many of us spend most of their day in front of a computer, and if you do not have a workstation that is ergonomic, you could be causing more harm to your body than you realize. The Newtral Ergonomic Chair aims to do just that, by helping us keep our bodies healthy as we work. The chair was designed from the ground up to deliver the perfect ergonomics, it features an innovative spinal support system that helps prevent slouching and fatigue, and is almost endlessly ad...
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GRAVITY BALANS CHAIR - Image

GRAVITY BALANS CHAIR
The Gravity Balans chair was designed by Peter Opsvik for Varier Furniture. Has the name suggests, you can float free of gravity and experience the ultimate power nap. Fully reclined, the Gravity balans elevates your legs above your heart, and rocks gently to the rhythm of your breathing, so you experience a liberating sense of weightlessness. Spine and neck are fully supported while your body enjoys total relaxation....
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SWAY ROCKING CHAIR | BY MARKUS KRAUSS - Image

SWAY ROCKING CHAIR | BY MARKUS KRAUSS
This is awesome, a rocking chair big enough for two. Designed by Markus Strauss, this beautiful piece of furniture is a rocking chair with a padded seat and a steel frame strong enough to hold two comfortably. It features a telescope mechanism that locks the Sway so it can be used as a chair. Via our friends at gessato blog...
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