The ‘Tivoli’ chair can be experienced at the SE-exhibition until November 11th 2007 in Copenhagen and in January 2008 in Silkeborg. The Chair is the result of a collaborating experiment between PP Mobler and Swedish designer Frederik Mattson. The chair is made of ash wood, one of PP Møbler’s preferred materials. For the production itself they have used compressed wood, taking it to the extreme here by shaping four glued pieces of compressed wood that with the use of form-bending are able to rotate as a closed curve around a fixed axis. The shape of the curve is thus fixated, while the size grows bigger and bigger in a geometrical progression, thus the spiral shape makes up the chair’s seat, back, and sides. The shaping of the chair demands precision craftsmanship and specific treatment of the material. From the foot of the chair, made of red painted ash wood, there are six steel wires that at the end each have a glove shaped holder that both provides a strong grip and stabilises the flexible spiral.

Swedish designer Peter Andersson has recently launched a new piece of furniture at the luxury internet shopping site 20ltd. Peter Andersson has build up a reputation for creating pieces with a humorous twist, and he says that “A smile is the best feedback I can get for my work”. This chair at a first glance appears like a perfectly functional easy chair, but at a close look you’ll find that he is actually built like a stage prop. When we see the side and back of the chair the unfinished backside is revealed. - Via - David Report

Remember these chairs made from a lot of plushy toys ? From my perspective those chairs wasn’t a bright idea, but for all teddy bear loves here’s something that maybe you’ll like more. Swedish designer, Matti Klenell created this huge chair from a huge teddy bear. To bad that the teddy bear is so sad, or tired …anyway .. would you like a chair like this ? - This chair was Designed for a solo exhebition at the Agata Gallery, Stockholm, 2001.