The Pelt Chair may boast a minimalist aesthetic, but it is full of careful details that not only elevate its overall design, but also its practicality. Made to be stackable, the Pelt Chair is a modern update of the more traditional stacking chairs. Colorful and curvaceous, it offers a comfortable embracing backrest that is complete with a cutout handhold for easy portability.
Designed by British designer Benjamin Hubert, the Pelt Chair was created for Portuguese manufacturer De La Espada. Made out of a thin 8mm plywood shell and solid ash frame, up to six Pelt Chairs can be stacked into a single pile. Clean and simple, it will complement any living space. It is available in four muted colors including natural wood, green, red and white.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Stackable Seating
- Opportunity for furniture manufacturers to create stackable seating options that are both practical and aesthetically pleasing.
- Minimalist Design
- Demand for furniture with minimalist design that incorporates practical features and thoughtful details.
- Embracing Backrests
- Opportunity to design furniture with comfortable embracing backrests that also incorporate practical features like handholds for easy portability.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can take advantage of increasing demand for stackable and minimalist furniture that incorporates practical details to create products like the Pelt Chair.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate stackable furniture with minimalist design and thoughtful practical features to create stylish and functional living spaces.
- Woodworking
- Woodworkers can experiment with using thin plywood shells and solid wood frames in furniture designs to create stackable and comfortable pieces like the Pelt Chair.
