Awesome Chairs

Jeffrey Bernett and Nicholas Dodziuk used their experience from designing in-flight seating to create a compact and beautiful recliner for residential use. In leather, fabric or Ultrasuede.

Designed by Clinton Underwood, these handmade cedar and oak beach chairs are created in the likeness of surfboards, and fold flat for easy carrying. Just don’t try and ride a wave with one.

A chair inspired by the Brothers Grimm tale Little Red-Cap aka Little Red Riding Hood, the Wolf Within appears to have a wolf-shaped shadow that is actually a faux fur rug.

Awesome custom, one-of-a-kind chairs featuring images of superheroes (or other characters), created by artist Larry DiMaio. Definitely not your grandpa’s wingchair. (Thanks Amy!)

The Locus desk and chair encourage a position halfway between sitting and standing. Both pieces are highly adjustable so you can find a position that works for you, your tools and your workflow.

These reclining leather armchairs will complete your home theater. They have electronically reclining backs and rising footrests, cup holders and full grain leather. Also available as sofas.

Alite’s 2 pound portable chair is just the right thing for your backpack, providing a comfortable slingback lounger that can hold up to 250 pounds while looking good doing it.

Designed by Tobias Juretzek for Italian furniture company Casamania, the eye-catching Rememberme Chair is made out of old clothes bonded to a metal frame using a special epoxy.

Crypton Home’s rocking chair is not only comfortable, it’s also well prepared against the destructive power of toddlers, thanks to fabric that is stain-, moisture- and odor-resistant.

Architect Paul Kweton’s CNC-milled birch plywood rocker provides a place for pet owners and pets to chill together. While cool, our pets would still opt for jumping on our laps.

A brilliant and modern take on the bean bag, Taiwan designer Yu-Ying Wu’s Breathing Chair is made from foam, cut into triangular cells which allow it to flex and conform to its occupant.

With Spring upon us, and Summer around the bend, we can picture ourselves relaxing on the other side of this two-person lounge chair, sipping some piña coladas, and drinking in the sun.

A simple but versatile two-piece unit that can be used as a one seater with a side table, a chaise lounge or a corner table. The L-shaped cuts on the bigger piece make for comfortable seat backs.

From Brook Aboud – who brought us the Slice of Pizza sleeping bag – comes another delicious looking and comfortable creation. Each chair comes with a butter pillow and is sewn and dyed by hand.

Christopher Daniel’s unusual, but comfy looking chair is made from 59 individual components, held together by powerful magnets. When not in use, it can be turned into a solid cube.

Korean designer Song Seung-Yong has created the whimsical Objet-O, a birch chair with an oversized paper lampshade and light, which evokes the privacy and coziness of a bird’s nest.

Alert your local villain – Maximo Riera’s Octopus Chair is finally ready for purchase. The handmade chair is available in limited quantities. We’ll wait for the Walrus Chair. And a lottery win.

The foldable Koi deck chair from confused-direction design is a simple polypropelene construction; the lines are milled into a single sheet which transforms into comfortable, lightweight seating.

Judson Beaumont’s ingenious chair design removes the excess bulk under the seat and arms, turning it into storage, and personalizing the look. It took over 600 pieces of CNC-cut birch to construct it.

Kouichi Okamoto created these seats using a single material each. The Construction chair is made from square tubes of copper, while the Composition chair is made from bent aluminum wire.

A truly one-of-a-kind chair for military and aviation buffs. This is the Martin Baker Mk6 ejector seat, originally used in a XV157 Buccaneer that flew with the British Royal Navy and the RAF.

Collapsible chairs are convenient, but not always classy. That’s why we like this idea for a set of foldable chairs that form a bench when placed together from Spanish design studio Mr. Simon.

Stay classy even when you’re just passed out at home with Restoration Hardware’s Grand Leather Bean Bag. It’s 24″ high and has a diameter of 50″. There are 6 leather upholsteries to choose from.