This eccentric looking armchair interprets furniture as a postmodern art-piece! - Yanko Design

The Varier Ekstrem was built to evoke a reaction. Now information technology doesn't thing what reaction information technology is as long as it's extreme (equally the chair'south proper name suggests), simply I'm guessing designer Terje Ekstrøm is going for a combination of shock-value and accented delight, because as eccentric as the Ekstrem armchair looks, it surely looks hypnotic also!

The Ekstrem comes with an incredibly bold-looking silhouette, thanks to its pipe-shaped blueprint. The chair distills the seating experience to its most basic form, and then exaggerates information technology with thick cushioned columns that curve and intersect to create a seat that's nonetheless comfortable to sit down on. The armchair comes with a backrest and a seat, each created past four pipe-columns merging together. The pipes and so branch out, becoming either the armrests, or the legs of the chair, creating something that'due south absurd to look at, but something you'll undeniably desire to sit on!

Each chair comes with an internal stainless steel frame, covered with PU foam, giving the chair its soft appeal. The foam members are individually upholstered with a bespoke woven woolen material, giving it breathability along with elasticity that allows the fabric weave to naturally stretch when you sit on it. The chair comes in six Pantone color variants, ranging from the classic black and light Gray Violet, to more vibrant options like Shaded Spruce, Port (maroon), Sulphur (xanthous), and Bridge Orange.

Designer: Terje Ekstrøm for Varier