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A Lounge Fit for Captain Kirk
I know I’m not the only one salivating over the forthcoming Star Trek movie, so to appease our mutual appetites for the franchise reset I present the Daybed from Manuelsaez. Designed for its client Humanscale, Manuelsaez attempted to prevent unhealthy postures born of coffee table and couch computing. Although Intended for light home office use, anyone with one of these in their den is definitely putting in extra hours on the ol’ intertubes.
Designer: Manuelsaez
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C.K. Avangado says
Hmmm looks like a great idea, but they have to change the colors of that thing
Alee says
nice ,where can i buy it,and how much is it?
maya says
Marco Zordan built a double version of the Maya single chair as well with the
stained wood material radiating a warm and cozy atmosphere in contrast to the
cool elegance of the shape of the chair.
When combined with the M ’Arco monitor and support, it offers exceptionally
luxurious comfort to its user to watch a movie or play computer games or even for
shared work for those who are inspired by such by all means out of the ordinary
office atmosphere comfortable. Besides being comfortable it is also an extremely
attractive luxury feature of any interior it is placed into
Julien says
That’s a great idea !
powers says
This looks pretty nice.
Anael says
Ergonomically thinking, its missing armrests. This tends to create health problems to users…
ephemeral says
very beauty…… but, What happened to your arms?
and tendons?
***** says
and wrist supports oh my! So does sitting on your butt all day.
Fraser Lu says
Perfect! I want one!
Eric says
Looks very comfortable!
czechyoself says
That girl looks hot.
einsenheim says
I wonder if its fix for a 17″ laptop or not .. haha
Steven says
I think I’d kill for one of those.
Alee says
nice !!where can buy it?and how much is it?
andreitaQC says
I think that it is an innovative, modern and functional design with the exception of which it is necessary to have armrests, according to the ergonomic factors, in order that the position of the arm is of a right angle.
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