Hug Chair by Ana Kraš
Posted by Bobby Solomon • June 14, 2009 • Design + Furniture

My dining room chairs are horribly ugly. I have those kind of chairs that you see at a yard sale that totally look like they came from K-Mart in the early 90’s. Now seeing this beautiful Hug Chair, I realize how much I’m missing out. These chairs, designed by Ana Kraš, are two layers of birch and beech plywood mixed into one stunning shape. The combination of different colors and materials that you could create gives this chair such amazing possibilities.

I just wish these were for sale (and not for $1000 a piece, thanks).

Bobby

1. I tried on a dress today that made me feel like I was working on a spaceship from the 60’s. These chairs would be perfect with that dress.

   Comment by rawbean — June 14, 2009 #



2. @rawbean – Hahaha, that is such a good train of thought.

   Comment by Bobby — June 14, 2009 #



3. Raw Woodgrain where you need it, clean white ply where you need it ;). Beautiful Chairs.

   Comment by Anders — June 15, 2009 #

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