Classic furniture creative design chair

It is said that the earliest place to use chairs in the world was ancient Egypt, and then it spread from ancient Egypt to Greece and then from Greece to Rome. With the expansion of the Roman Empire, it reached Constantinople, and then from Constantinople to China. It can be seen from the development history of chairs that people have long been concerned about the formal beauty of furniture surface symbols, but lack of scientific research on ergonomics. Nowadays, with the development of science and technology, modern furniture design pays more attention to practicality and functionality, and so does the chair, an important member of furniture!

Chair with wardrobe

This award-winning work of the German Red Dot Design Award in 2007, Chair with Wardrobe, is to design a mezzanine behind the chair, let clothes hang on a hanger, and then directly push the mezzanine. The storage space under the chair can also be used to place personal items such as handbags. With such a humanized chair, you can enjoy the food with no distractions.

A chair hanging on the wall

In daily life, folding chairs can be seen everywhere, because it can effectively save valuable space. However, for friends who have too little space at home, even a folding chair may not be completely satisfactory, so why not hang the chair on an empty wall? So the designer directly designed the back of the chair into the shape of a clothes rack, which can directly hang clothes on it at ordinary times. When the chair is not in use, it can also be hung directly on the wall like a hook. How convenient!

There is also a chair hanging on the wall, which is even more unique. At first glance, it seems to be two boards hanging on the wall, but in fact it is two chairs hanging on the wall. The three notches in the board are the bent parts of the chair. Through the special connection support design, it can be folded into such a genuine chair. Because it is decorated with beautiful patterns, it is also quite good to hang it on the wall as an ornament when not in use.