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while i applaud its avant-garde qualities, i cant help but be reminded of siamese twins.

strange

Awful.

Very Tim Burton-esque.

why

Bizaar.

Just because photoshop can draw it, doesn't mean we need one in real life.

Prettypresley, so true. I thought of Siamese twins as well. Creepy.

NOT.

The backrest seems to visually overwhelm the seats and pretty legs- it's much too heavy. I could maybe (maybe) see this working with a more delicate backrest- caned?

Ugly.

Next, please.

what the bloody hell is that?

Creepy. I also thought Siamese Twins and Tim Burton.

I think this could be great in a gallery, or a fancy store, or a waiting room. Not only do you get a chair for sitting, but you have the conversation starter included right there with it, whether you like it or not! Could serve to meet people.

You have the conversation starter included... a pile of horse manure serves the purpose just as well and is cheaper.

ummmm.

no.

I would never have this in my house, and I hated the downloading rug last week -- but I think this is kind of neat looking.

This reminds me of the Yannick Pouliot exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts recently. Is this going to be a design trend?

I like it. It would be interesting in a bedroom.

Waiting to see if they both survive the operation to separate them...

ew creepy. i sort of like the stitching on the backrest though.

The stuff that nightmares are made of.

Amusing but useless.

Reminds me of the "downloading rug" - fix the glitch.

eewwww. reminds me somehow of siamese twins which totally creep me out.

I love this chair. I rememebr seeing it in a magazine a number of months ago. To die for

my head hurts

It is unique and successful in using the possibilities that computer modeling/graphics provide for designers.

I may use one in a design project where a strong design piece is needed.

I would not have one for my own house, though.

Looks like two chairs fighting for a sweater.

click212 is so right!

I think this is an art piece, not furniture. In a gallery show of furniture-based art or even just sculpture, it would be fine. To sit on or look at in a home that doesn't have the space to be an art gallery -- no.

While I like the downloading rug as a piece of modern art, this is about the worst conceived piece of furniture/art I have ever seen. I don't even think Tim Burton could appreciate this abomination!

I absolutely love this.
It looks like one chair jumped out of itself and it's particles are leaping still...