Lounge Chairs- Vegetables are used to dye the leather.
Strong bonanza leather crafted from buffalo skin is used to finish the Earl Lounge Chair by Dutch design studio Jess. The chair is beautifully made with a thin metal frame and is available in several sizes. Customers can pick between the Earl Lounge Chair’s low or high back and armrests.
The lounger is distinguished by its natural materials and simple designs, and it has a cosy cushioned seat. Vegetables are used to dye the leather, giving it a wide range of organic earth tones and tints like stone or faded black. This dyeing technique results in tiny colour variations in each piece. The fabric’s outside is manually treated with oil to produce a naturally textured look.
An office chair and a car seat
These desk chairs were created by Ferrari and constructed by Poltrana Frau with the same skill and attention to detail that have made Ferrari a household name. The design was meant to be a cross between an office chair and a car seat. These Ferrari office chairs come in four colour options and have high-back “President” and lower “Executive” styles. The Cockpit chair’s daring look was purposefully created using the same high-end leather used in Ferrari interiors.
Insect-like furniture
Troy Smith created the “Mantis” chair as a seating option that emphasises an insect-like appearance to portray a creaturely, yet highly utilitarian, design.
The chair is made from a variety of enduring materials, such as wood and metal, and it has segmented legs and arms. This design emphasises an insect-like shape that will make you think of praying mantis legs. Additionally, it gives the seat an almost robotic shape that resembles some of the robot dogs that are currently for sale.
Two colour schemes—one blue and white and the other green and gold—are used in the design of the “Mantis” chair. These two coatings have distinctive styles that can be futuristic or rather naturalistic.