Adjustable Cushioned Armchaires

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Saola from Leolux Looks Like a Luxurious Dentist Chair

— February 24, 2014 — Art & Design
Saola from Leolux, a furniture manufacturer headquartered in the Netherlands, is an armchair that has a bit of a commercial appeal to it. Although it looks like a glorified dentist chair, it is made with the home in mind. The ultimate in relaxation, it is a compact adjustable and cushioned seating option that will embrace bodies and never let them go.

Designed by Joachim Nees, Saola from Leolux rebels against typically bulking recliners for a silhouette that is more sleek and shapely. Whether listening to music, reading a book or watching television, a person will find optimal comfort when sitting in Saola from Leolux.

It is controlled with a wireless remote, which changes seat and back settings effortlessly. Saola from Leolux rests on a stainless steel or lacquer four spoke base.

Trend Themes

  1. Adjustable Cushioned Seating — The trend of adjustable and cushioned seating options provides an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the furniture industry.
  2. Sleek and Shapely Silhouette — The trend towards sleek and shapely designs in furniture presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home decor industry.
  3. Wireless Remote Control — The trend of using wireless remote controls in furniture allows for convenient and effortless customization, creating a disruptive opportunity in the technology industry.

Industry Implications

  1. Furniture — The furniture industry can explore disruptive innovations by incorporating adjustable cushioned seating options into their product offerings.
  2. Home Decor — The home decor industry can seize the opportunity to innovate by focusing on sleek and shapely designs that provide optimal comfort.
  3. Technology — The technology industry can explore disruptive innovations by developing wireless remote controls for various furniture applications.
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