Chairs

Wayne Yeager’s LeanChair attempts to find a nice compromise between sitting and standing at work. It lets you recline and reduce the load on your feet and legs. Use it with a standing desk or on its own with its swing arm desk.

Our Paper Life’s Room in a Box consists of water-resistant and 100% recyclable cardboard furniture. You’ll get a chair, a desk, a trash bin and 12 drawers that can be arranged into a bed and a shelf, plus a wheeled storage box.

The Skurniture is a 7-ply maple skateboard deck with steel legs attached via Philips headbolts and lock nuts for trucks. The deck comes in natural or black while the legs come in red, white or black. You can also get just the legs.

One of Muji’s most popular products is coming to the US. Unlike most bean bags, the Body Fit Cushion is versatile because it has both soft and firm sides. It measures about 22″x 22″x 15″ and will be available in beige or brown.

Josh Carmody’s clever stool does have legs. It’s just that there’s only three of them. The diagonal cross brace and the stool’s proportions make it seem like it has four legs when viewed from certain angles. Contact Josh to order.

These extravagant bean bags (a phrase we never thought we’d utter) are made from soft, natural sheepskin, adding a casual but luxurious feel to any space, dressing up casual spaces, and making fancy spaces comfy. Choose from 3′ or 6′ sizes.

Dvelas’ Génois are bean bags made from used sail cloth. It’s stitched in such a way that the back tenses when you sit on it, creating support. Dvelas offer more colorful ones as well as pool chair versions on its website.

Duffy London’s tongue-in-cheek bedroom chair has way more legs than it needs, just like the weird myriapodous arthropods that inspired it. Put two together for a creepy crawly chaise lounge. Handmade in London.

A public installation built for the recent 2014 Seattle Design Festival, Wover The Woven Rocker is a 15-foot-long meta rocking chair, capable of seating 10 or more people at once so they can all rock at the same time.

Can’t afford Maximo Riera’s $50,000+ evil animal chairs? Vyacheslav Pakhomov has something for the baddie on a slightly smaller budget. He makes scorpion-shaped chairs by hand out of oak and leather. Available in two color schemes.

From Etsy shop Chic Sin Design – the same shop that makes the Grizzly Bear Bean Bag – comes this badass chair. It has a movable jaw and its graphics have been machine knitted into the cover instead of merely printed on.

Etsy seller Ornald has handmade bean bag chairs that look like a vintage boxing glove. The chair is 90cm (approx. 35″) tall and is made of cow leather. It doesn’t come with filling to minimize shipping costs.

The perfect chair for tailgating or camping, this 13lb. padded folding chair includes shoulder straps for easy carrying, a fold-out side table with cupholder and shelves, and a detachable insulated bag for keeping drinks and food cool.

Like to read books, but don’t have room for a bookshelf? Nobody & Company has got you covered with their combination reading chair/bookshelf, which can hold up to 300 books, and keep them all within arm’s reach.

From Focal – maker of the Locus Workstation – comes a portable ergonomic stool. The Mogo weighs just 2.1lb. but can extend up to 37″. It has a fiberglass seat, supports up to 200lb. and can be adjusted in 1″ increments. Video here.

Hangar 54 took Martin Baker Mk10 ejector seats from decommissioned RAF Panavia Tornados and turned them into beautiful bar stools. Only three units exist at the moment, ready to rescue money out of your bank account.

Designed by Benjamin Vermeulen, MAGfurniture are flat-packed furniture pieces made of steel and wood. The wooden parts have strong magnets inside them, making it easy to assemble, disassemble and repair the furniture.

Formerly exclusive to theaters, Tremor FX is now selling its sound-activated butt-shaking recliners to home users. It works with any video player or game console that has an HDMI output, and doesn’t require content to be specially encoded.

Designed by Patricia Urquiola, the Husk is a luxurious armchair (?) with a plastic outer shell and a series of cushions stitched together that provides sofa-like comfort. There’s also a matching Husk ottoman available.

MFEO’s rustic-meets-retro Rohe club chair features 100 year old reclaimed Douglas Fir barn wood slats, which were biscuit joined, glued and sanded into one piece and paired with a vintage mid-century chrome frame.

The Emperor 1510’s VESA monitor mount, bucket seat, leg rest, keyboard tray and LED lights are all adjustable. It also has a Bose 2.1 audio and all the input connections you need. Just plug in your monitor(s) and computer.

You already have a tasty looking sleeping bag for when you’re outdoors, but what about when you’re just chilling at home? Lazy Oaf’s got your back – and butt – with this bean bag shaped like a slice. Just don’t spill your real pizza on it.

Designed by none other than Dieter Rams, the 620’s arms can be removed so you can turn multiple chairs into a sofa. It can have feet, casters or a swiveling base. Available in 6 colors and as a high back or a low back chair.

(NSFW: Image) Designed by Fabio Novembre, the Jolly Roger is just waiting for a classy Jack Sparrow to claim it as his throne. The armchair has a skull-shaped mold and a map of the world is engraved on its seat.

A 15″ tall, 1 sq.ft. ottoman that looks like an eye-popping stack of 100 dollar bills. It would be worth $3 million if it were made of real cash, but you won’t have to pay anywhere near that amount because it’s actually made of resin.