ESAD Reims student Yuan Yuan has designed a chair that will keep you fit despite a full work week.
Inspired by tai chi, a form of martial arts composed of slow movements and practiced for health benefits, this chair actually functions as an exercise tool. The legs of the chair and its padded head allow you to stretch your limbs during long, stressful hours at the office. This chair will give you the much-needed exercise that is often neglected during the week.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fitness Furniture
- Opportunity for furniture designers to incorporate exercise functionality into products.
- Office Wellness
- Opportunity for businesses to promote employee health by providing wellness-focused furniture and equipment.
- Slow Movement Design
- Opportunity for designers to create furniture and products inspired by slow movement practices like tai chi.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Design
- Opportunity for furniture designers to create products that promote wellness and exercise.
- Office Equipment
- Opportunity for office equipment manufacturers to incorporate wellness-focused features into their products.
- Health and Fitness
- Opportunity for the health and fitness industry to expand their product offerings into furniture and office equipment.
