What if a chair had.........feet?
LIMBS is a playful take on the classic four legged chair. Swapping the usual legs for a pair of human feet, it gives an everyday object a little personality. Now it can stand, sit around and maybe even walk away when you're not looking.
I chose Domo because of his recognizable and unusual appearance and his popularity among young people through the Internet and pop culture.
I wanted to imagine what Domo would look like as a chair and transform his iconic shape into a playful piece of furniture.
Here is a character I usually paint. Now he has become a chair. I think he is happy about it.
Quick! Get seated on this chair before it springs to life and gobbles you up.
If music can be experienced through senses beyond sound, does a chair also have to be limited to its function as something to sit on?
This chair proposes a new sensory experience through sight, touch, space, and sound.
καθέδρα literally translates to 'chair'. The design comes full circle, connecting the architectural form back to its original linguistic root.
It is comprised of animals that "sit" on the floor of the sea, just like we sit on the surface of the earth.
by Fatima #067
This chair has a nice leg rest in the shape of a frog's tongue. *Fly sold separately.
What if, in a world of giants and sword fights, every time a giant loses a limb their enemy takes it as a piece of furniture for their castle?
Work zone getting you down? Flip open the cone, take a seat, and take five. It’s a little rest stop for the people building the place.
This is a chair that has come to take over the human world with its sharp scales.
No one can sit on it unfortunately.
I tried not to anthropomorphise the chair through my human gaze as I started to draw, but I couldn't help it.
by Marlro
I like cartoonish drawings, especially the thick-black-outline ones, for the charisma and some kind of essence that those lines give to a character or to an object, even one that is hard to read.
Anyway, it used to be some lettuce before becoming that chair.
This is inspired by a soap dispenser from my Gran and Popps’ house. I have fond memories of sleepovers there on Friday night pizza night and bath time!
I sometimes feel awkward greeting people I do not know well. I speak quietly, so they may not hear me, and I am not always sure whether to shake hands or hug.
This chair always has a hand raised for a high five. If I were sitting in it, the chair could greet people for me and show them that I had noticed them.
They’re named Robbie and Will, after musician Robbie Basho, and my wonderful art tutor Will, my teacher at the time I drew the chairs.
A chair to me is an incredibly neutral yet powerful object. So useful, simple and necessary, yet rather emotional too, these chairs fill me with a sort of human pride and honour. I’m not sure why.
This chair is made of colorful laces with a metal gray structure.
A playful chair that invites you to take a seat while taking a sip.
Designed for introverts and anyone craving a private retreat, this egg‑shaped chair features a hinged canopy that lowers to seal out light and sound. More than furniture, it's a pause button—a cocoon of calm for overstimulated minds, offering undisturbed solitude whenever you need to recharge.
I made a chair for escaping to space.
It’s based on kiki the cat who is the real owner of my studio chair. It's her favorite place to take long naps, dramatic stretches and simply lying watching me paint in agony on a hard kitchen stool.
The chair that gives you the power of a tiger when you sit in it - the confidence, courage and strength to do even the things you don’t want to do.
It's inspired by pencils as objects close to children and school learning activities. Bright and bold colors were chosen to represent children's joys and spirit in learning and imagination.
I draw without knowing what it will become. I make a lot of sketches, and when a shape catches my eye, I keep developing it.
I like this chair because the curved legs remind me of fish fins or fabric stretched over a frame. The long part with one eye just looks funny, as if the chair is looking at you.
To overcome chairs finding with left-hand armrests, this - 100% Brazilian-made - folding model can be carried (like a bag) and features cushions for comfort and ergonomics.
A spider’s legs perform different functions depending on their position. The front legs detect prey and obstacles, while the middle legs assist with balance and changes in direction. The rear legs provide propulsion and stability, and the fine hairs on their surface sense air currents, vibrations, and scents. The moment a body settles at their center, the six legs begin to move as a single organism.
I love mushrooms and I believe they are very cool and funky. These tiny Little creatures can do amazing things. We can learn a lot from them specially how to live in harmony and connection.
They are whimsical by nature and by using them to create a chair I demonstrated how we can make something unique for childrens that also love fairy tales.
Best to be used when people don’t want to go out in tropical summers when sun shines too fiercely.
Placing the chair by the window, grass can grow and the person sitting is completely indoors. No one can tell them to go out and touch grass because they already did when they sit.
This chair is a superhero! He helps other chairs from bad guys(troublemarkers).
As an environmentalist I wish to see in future a blend of ecology with technology which is also called solar punk. I'm hopeful for a green future. So my Eco Punk chair combines the future technology with nature to create a sustainable chair.
These are bunch of chairs that considered very powerful and entitled in semiotics, the change in colour and fluidity makes them very human. Grounded in fun.
These are bunch of chairs that considered very powerful and entitled in semiotics, the change in colour and fluidity makes them very human. Grounded in fun.
In the fairytales and dreams of my childhood, houses always had chicken legs. I grew up, but somewhere along the way, I kept that way of seeing the world—the feeling that even the quietest things might have a little life inside them.
This is my chair like a Caucasian carpet. If this chair actually existed,I would sit on it every day.
This chair is inspired by my whimsical collection of teacups. Giving very fairycore.
It is a rainbow unibunny chair. I picked bunny because it is one of my favorite animals and this is the unicorn version of it. I have stuffed animal bunnies and I feed the bunnies in our back yard.
Stof is essentially a big plushie, made out of tubes of a soft velvety/corduroy blue fabric. The base curves to form a nest for loose personal items. or for creative lounging positions -from a person that can not sit normally in a chair!
Altxalili (butterfly in basque) is a stool-chair designed to make you fly and dream during your moments of rest and pause; you might even be joined by more butterflies in your relaxation!
A Fun-filled Rocket chair that takes imagination beyond the stars.
Bubal loves going on space adventures and dreams of becoming an astronaut’s chair one day.
It was my favorite chair in my old studio. I left my studio and move to another country, and now I miss my chair. I can’t realize my ideas without my chair.
It looks like it consists of bread, lettuce, and tomatoes; it might make viewers hungry just by looking at it, let alone sitting on it. Maybe they'll even have sandwiches for their meals. Healthy!
The overall shape reminds me of a squid. Three mirror in the backrest make it look like a chamber where you sit and are watched from above.
No need to navigate through the inaccessible Greek streets to find a park very far away from your house. That park is now, somehow next to you. It is also a form of resistance and a request for change.
It has many eyes, but they aren't just drawn on—they are hollow, allowing you to actually see through them.
Inspired by Fawkes, the phoenix from Harry Potter, this chair embodies the idea of healing and renewal.
I love puppies, and I want my friends to feel this love too. So, I transformed my puppy into a chair where my friends can sit, relax, and enjoy everything around them.
This takes me back to my childhood, as i, as a child was obsessed with lego. I used make small chairs out of it and make my soft toys sit on them.
Marsam is a playful exploration of the relationship between art and everyday objects. Inspired by the idea of a marsam (مرسم) — an artist’s studio — the chair transforms a familiar functional object into a canvas for artistic expression, bringing together design, illustration, and storytelling.
You come home exhausted, sit down to relax then boom 1000watt white spotlight over your head, "relax" option officially left the chat , thermal battle begins.
A kinetic, Curved Syrenge shaped chair designed for fun and playing Around. TO BE PLACED AT PUBLIC PLACES FOR FIDGETING/ PAEDIATRIC RECEPTION.
As a student entering the adult world and seeing the state of our humanity-the idea of the universal concept of a chair immediately made me think of peace, and how I so wish it was as commonly accepted.
It grows big colorful flowers every day that are soft like pillows. Instead of normal legs, it floats on fluffy love clouds. Sitting in it makes everyone feel happy and loved!
This chair is designed by abstracting the forms of the cartilage and bone. The cartilage-inspired part on the left is made of a soft, cushioned material, providing comfort when users stretch out or rest their legs on it.
This is Gordon. Gordon the chair loves strawberries, standing up, and wearing boots!
My chairs are deeply inspired by films, music, my surroundings, and little parts of my everyday life. I find inspiration in things I naturally do, like cooking, watching fish, and simply observing the world around me.
This is my Heart Chair. I made it because I love hearts. Pink and fun. I want people feel happy when they sit on it. I hope my chair can make everyone smile.
A tiny chair inspired by my love for aliens and strange planets. I just wanted to imagine what a little chair from another world might look like.