A’view Sunbed


A’View Sunbed

This Sunbed is a new, innovative concept in furniture design, which allows for the ultimate relaxation experience and the sculptured lines make it more like a work of art than a piece of furniture. Constructed of marine grade stainless steel that resists all stains, the a’view sunbed has been designed and developed with the best quality and ultimate visual pleasure, with a seated experience of pure luxury. The sunbrella canvas is available in many standard colors. Spending summer in the lap of luxury with a’view sunbed will set you back $2150.

Via Born Rich

One Good Chair: Winner Pandanus Lounge Chair

Pandanus Black
Jessica Konawicz, the designer, comments:

I aimed to design a lounge chair that is unique and beautiful, made of a single material that is renewable and biodegradable, is easily and efficiently manufactured, addresses the way people relax, and utilizes stacking for transportation.

Pandanus’s name and form were inspired by the leaves and fruit of the Pandanus Tree. The spirals created by the leaves reminded me of chairs stacked on top of one another. The fruit looks like little pods, which are curvaceous and colorful. By tracing over the fruit I found the most intriguing shapes. The challenge was to turn one shape into a form, which would be relaxing for a person to sit on. This lounge chair is not intended to fall asleep in rather for actively relaxing, meaning the user would be engaged in some activity like reading, listening to music, or having coffee with friends.

Pandanus Stacked

My goals for the chair were derived from the idea of making it sustainable in multiple ways,from the cellulose based plastic material, which is renewable and biodegradable, to the low energy manufacturing process, and the ability for the chair to stack to optimize space for storage and transportation.

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One Good Chair Award Winner: Posi+ive Lounge Chair

Jittasak Narknisorn

Posi+ive Lounge Chair

I started by finding a way to form a nice clean and comfortable shape with a piece of paper. Because I believe if I can do it in a simple way, it will be easy to make in an industrial system.

The seat was designed on simple rectangular bent plywood with four plus shapes cut through. This design is minimize waste material and allowed the plywood to form curves and bend in more directions to create a nice shape with more ergonomic support.

The legs are one steel round bar. They continue upwards to make armrests for more comfort. The two back legs are positioned to make the chair stackable by taking advantage of the cuts through the seat.

The cushion is made from wool felt fabric. It is the same shape as the seat (rectangular with plus shapes cut through) so it also has minimal waste.

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Lennox Lounge Chair by Matti Klenell and Peter Andersson

The Lennox Lounge Chair by Matti Klenell and Peter Andersson

Year: 2005

Description: Upholstered seating system designed in collaboration with Peter Andersson.

Manufacturer: MiljöExpo

Via Matti Klenell.