HUMAN MADE Taps ayur chair for a Chic Posture-Correcting Chair
Kanesa David — December 6, 2022 — Art & Design
References: humanmade.jp & hypebeast
HUMAN MADE has tapped Japanese brand ayur chair for its new posture-correcting seats inspired by “sitting on your ischium bones.” The chairs are most famously used by NIGO in his Paris and Tokyo offices and pottery workshops, ensuring that the designer has the best posture required for his creative practices. The ayur chair x HUMAN MADE ‘AYUR STOOL’ has an integrated T-shaped backrest and a tabi-like split design on the bottom seat to relieve lower back discomfort, promote proper posture, and enhance focus.
The chair is supported by four white metal legs with black rubber grips and comes dipped in a uniform shade of navy. HUMAN MADE’s heart logo is embossed on the seat's backrest, and “GEARS FOR FUTURISTIC TEENAGERS” is printed on the bottom portion of the back end.
Image Credit: HUMAN MADE, ayur chair, hypebeast, humanmade.jp
The chair is supported by four white metal legs with black rubber grips and comes dipped in a uniform shade of navy. HUMAN MADE’s heart logo is embossed on the seat's backrest, and “GEARS FOR FUTURISTIC TEENAGERS” is printed on the bottom portion of the back end.
Image Credit: HUMAN MADE, ayur chair, hypebeast, humanmade.jp
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