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First time looking at this design, both amazed and curious of what makes the designer made this such chair. It is silly, but awesome. This captivating design is designed by IKEA Hackers that offers a new fresh look with an addition that could probably puzzle some. You can make this as a unique Christmas gift for your family. Actually, a saddle is not the most comfortable seating unit in the world. However, according to some people who experienced the chair, it is as smooth as it gets. In case you are wondering about the complexity of the building process, here is a statement from the project developers: “We replaced the nondescript seat of the Dalfred stool with a beautiful, broad, bouncy Brooks B135 leather bicycle saddle. This required grinding away some plastic at the top of the mounting post to expose metal of the right diameter to fix the saddle to. That’s pretty much it.” We really enjoyed this simple and out-of-the-box idea and are curious to see you reactions.

Good furniture for a good Christmas has just come. This is Olive Chair, envisioned by Israeli designers Adi Tasa and Yoav Avinoam. It is said that the chair was created using a molded polyester-based textile which was heated and given shape. According to the designers, Olive revives the traditional way of furniture making by re-examining the bonds between upholstery and the fabric around it. By doing so, the chair gets a three dimensional surface and the result is the creation of a new texture, both visible and physical. Asked to explain the process of producing this type of surface, Yoav replied: “The base fabric is molded and then steamed. After cooling down we insert pre-molded foam balls which are more stable and firm than batting. Then we apply glue from the upholstery world to seal the fabric with a base layer of cotton“. From where we’re standing, the chair looks quite comfortable. We are curious to see what you think about its design and production process. [Photos by Yigal Pardo]

Some designs of fancy, fresh and chic collation of chairs are just revealed. These collections are coming from Xalcharo which encompasses a selection of unique armchairs, patterned and displaying a vibrant and elegant color palette. As described by KMP Furniture, the chairs appear to be fresh and unique: “Great attention to detail along with unparalleled craftsmanship is combined to create these electric patterns. Carefully fitted and hand stitched to perfection : an application performed by experience upholsters to transform these pieces to works of art. The exquisite needlework by threads of silk of vintage fabrics that are dating over 100 years old, carefully integrated with solids to transcend a story. It is a new way to see furniture sculptural pieces that are alive, colorful, transcending emotions of happiness , sadness, celebrating embroidery and craftsmanship with a nostalgic dwell on the past… No two pieces are alike.” Now it’s time for you to choose your favorite chair in this collection. Share your favorites in the Facebook comment section below.

Some awesome armchairs are coming out at, where they have a wide range of pieces from many designers in the world. The three throne designs can be shipped worldwide, so anyone can enjoy them. Made in limited edition, the Whimsical World Throne by designer Caramelaw, the Slipstream Throne by Dan Baldwin and the Maria Throne by Sylvia Ji all have something special. Each chair depicts a different design and style. “We only produce 33 of each design – Each sequentially numbered with a Certificate of Authenticity that is printed on the bottom of the chair” and signed by the artist, so hurry up and get one if you just love them. I would if I had that much money to spend on thrones: £1595. Printed on faux suede, the designs ensure a fascinating focal point in any room. The thrones can also be printed on genuine leather. Hand carved mahogany frames are available in white or black gloss lacquer finishes. The upholstery is also hand crafted using traditional methods. They have a pretty appealing offer in customisation of the armchair.