The Bdoja chair by Los Angeles designer Amaya Gutierrez brings to mind that cozy feeling of wrapping yourself in a chunky knit sweater, which is how I envision sitting in this chair might feel.
Bdoja (which means "knot" in Zapotec, an indigenous language of southwestern Mexico), was inspired by knitting techniques and textiles from Gutierrez's hometown of Oaxaca, Mexico.
The chair is made of 100% cotton cord wrapped around a steel wire form, and hand knit by a team of Hispanic women in LA. Gutierrez's site gives a fascinating look at her entire process of designing the Bdoja, from concept to prototype.
If you have $2,800 to spare, the Bdoja is available online at Komai, a sustainable goods marketplace.
Via Inhabitat
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I hate to be that person, but it looks like it would get dirty really quickly. I keep looking at it wondering how you could clean it?
It does look super comfy though!
Cute!
Looks like a big smile!
I love the look but my second thought was how to keep the cat hair out of it.
Or if your cat thought it was a giant scratching post.
Looks like the most expensive beanbag chair ever