There’s a huge movement of ultra minimal chairs made of wood, metal, plastic and glass. Yes they’re gorgeous to look at but some would say, not as inviting to sit in. The Jamirang (loosely translated to “sleep” in Korean) is one comfortable looking chair. It maintains the unobtrusive lines I like, yet beckons to be sat on. Plump, is it alright to refer to a chair as plump?
Material:Fabric(wool), Wood
Size:H780XW820XD860
Exhibition: Seoul Design Festival2010 / BMA
Designer: Bora Kim
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