Just looking at this picture of Spun does not do the chair—which is absolutely, positively interactive—justice. Check out this video on designer Thomas Heatherwick's site of a cocktail party's worth of grownups having the time of their life twirling around on this top-like seat. it's a pretty remarkable feat of engineering that looks like a heck of a lot of fun.
At full-swivel and full-perch, the 360° Chair rewards no slumpers. Get to work!
Using a piece of creased graph paper as a guide, Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien created this angular reading chair for Moroso. The checked Kvadrat pattern is complemented with lines of Swarovski crystals, giving each seat a bit of shimmer.
Designed in 1948, this was the first plastic chair to be mass produced. Today's chairs are true to the originals and are fully authentic, with updated materials to meet environmental requirements. Select from five shell colors.
