Almost unrecognizable as a chair, Spike by Alexander Lervik looks more like some sort a torture instrument than seating object…. and we love it! The design was inspired by the designer’s observation of slanted rain and the tendency of the drops to create floating lines as they hurdle toward the ground. Collectively, the turned ash rods mimic the curve of a body, making it completely safe to sit in…. we promise!
Designer: Alexander Lervik
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