Batti’s Placentero Chair is designed by an Argentinean designer named Batti. The outside sphere plastic surface is fiberglass and is finished with coat-gel which helps to erase scratches using polish paste. The seat’s leather comes in multiple colors. The bad part of
this chair is his weight [ 70 Pounds (32 Kg) ], just imagine moving this chair. The name of this chair come from a combination of two words linked to the pregnancy period, “placenta” and “pleasure”, is quite strange. From the picture this chair also look like a combination lounge chair, part egg chair, part rocking chair ..I hope he is quite comfortable. - Via - Thisisnext
Published by Michael June 29th, 2007 in Furniture
Tags: Argentinean designer, chair, Fiberglass, plastic surface
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5 Responses to “Batti’s Placentero Chair”
- 1 Pingback on Jul 13th, 2007 at 1:04 pm
- 2 Pingback on Sep 27th, 2007 at 6:56 am
this chair is sick!!
I would LOVE to find something like this that would seat 2 and could hang from a pergola and be used as a porch swing.
Any ideas?
I would recommend looking into designs by Verner Panton. Since the Placentero Chair costs between $3000 and $5000, I would expect a 2 person one that hangs to be near $10,000, if you want to go in a similar modern style route.