A meditation on presence and absence. Bare forms, bold accessories, and sculptural designs find balance in what’s revealed and withheld.
← Knitty Lounge Chair, Nika Zupanc
The perfect piece doesn’t just fill a room; it defines it, setting the stage for creativity, comfort, or a touch of unapologetic fun. From chunky playful designs to sleek sculptural forms, every chair carries a personality of its own. Paired with accessories that amplify their charm, these designs transcend functionality, redefining what it means to truly sit in style.
A playful way to unwind, the Knitty Chair made by MOOOI and sold by DWR invites relaxation and conversation with its chunky basketweave form. Designed by Nika Zupanc, this textural lounge chair is woven from soft, fabric-covered foam tubes that resemble the ropes used on ships.
Scarf by Rag & Bone and hat by Humans of High Fashion.
← Fat Lounge Chair, Tom Dixon
The Fat Lounge Chair by Tom Dixon is all about form and comfort with its body-hugging design and plush Kvadrat black wool upholstery. Made from molded foam with high-gloss black lacquered legs, it offers a bold yet minimalist elegance.
The extreme simplicity of the chair’s components (it’s comprised of three simple shapes) is a testament to form following function while maintaining a humorous silhouette and a reductionist aesthetic, according to the company.
Hat by ASOS. Bag by Coperni.
← Limbo Chair, Hlynur Atlason
The swooping, sculptural form of the Limbo Chair by Hlynur Atlason for Heller makes a statement while offering unexpected comfort. Designed to balance flexibility with support and durability, Limbo provides a comfort- able, powerful sitting position crafted from recycled post-consumer plastic.
Pictured here in Terra Cotta, Limbo is available in a choice of warm colors that harmonize with the environment. Heller says it also strikes a perfect balance between give and support. It’s a playful chair, “but we were very serious about how it’s made,” says Hlynur.
Bag by JW PEI.
← Fried Egg Chair, Hans Olsen & Alfredo Häberli
This special edition of Hans Olsen’s timeless 1950s design, reimagined by Warm Nordic and designer Alfredo Häberli, brings fresh life to the iconic Fried Egg chair. Alfredo’s elegant color choice enriches the chair’s playful, spacious form, creating a subtle interplay of shades and textures.
The chair was designed for those who want furniture with personality and a playful edge. Its flat armrest complements its modern aesthetic and lets you comfortably swing your legs up for a relaxed feel.
Bag by Mali + Lili.
← K-WAITING, Rodolfo Dordoni
The K-WAITING chaise lounge by Rodolfo Dordoni for Kartell embraces comfort and form by combining plush cushioning with soft, rounded angles. With its sleek and enveloping design, K-WAITING brings simplicity and elegance to the living room.
The piece was designed for exceptional comfort, featuring a steel base and a foam-padded seat. Upholstery options include soft velvety fabrics, textured bouclé, and an eye-catching weave.
Bags by Ree Projects & Balenciaga. Scarf by Rag & Bone.
← Ralik Collection, Ichiro Iwasaki
The Ralik collection from Italian design brand Arper embodies versatility and elegance through its modular design. Designed by Ichiro Iwasaki, each seat is upholstered in luxurious fabric or leather, while options for storage and accessory cushions invite endless creativity in your environment.
A family of side and end tables provides structure and surface for working or relaxing. Elegant and easy, Ralik celebrates how fluid beauty can be.
Bags by Loewe.
← Fjord Relax Armchair, Patricia Urquiola
The Fjord Relax armchair by designer Patricia Urquiola for Moroso reimagines Scandinavian simplicity, drawing inspiration from the classic Jacobsen Egg Chair. The chair’s light frame also mirrors a piece of seashell that has been broken and smoothed by a wave.
Like a natural cycle where the shell is reborn through the effects of time and water, the chair becomes an armchair and then stool. The smooth, supportive lines and decorative stitching complement the seat’s structural design.
Model: Katrina Graham, The Rock Agency. Hair and makeup by Daniela Popescu, The Rock Agency. Styling by Nasreen Hussain, Humans of High Fashion.
A version of this article originally appeared in Sixtysix Issue 13.
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