On first glimpse I had the Ivy Chair confused as one draped in a spray of feathers, but a closer look revealed it was swathed in enigmatic white leaves. Sign of purity? Poetic? Nay I think eccentric and exotic. Almost like bringing home a shower of your raked treasure from the garden and trying out a DIY project. Whatever! From contemporary interiors point of view, the Ivy Chair in white (and maybe in black for Takashi) will be perfect!
Designer: Satoshi Itasaka
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I’m sure this would look great in a Vinotheque. Wouldn’t buy one for home though, this would gather lots of dust in a very short timespan (I am allergic to dust mites).
It’s look great to display but I think It will be inconvenient when using.
what if i loose my ring or something?…how the hell am i going to find it!?
Looks good though… 🙂
looks good till the first time you sit in it..!
that is what I would like to sit and relax after office.. amazing man….. can I buy it? LOlz…
yet another big cretinery
Beautiful and pure, but I bet it would be itchy.