Of Karim Rashid's many loved designs, the Oh chair has withstood significant popularity over the years. At dining tables, desks, and in bedrooms and hallways, this chair (and its many colors) fulfills its modern versatility and fun-loving vibe in all sorts of cities and spaces:
Top row:
1. Karen's Cozy and Cheery Cherrywood Home
2 & 3. David and Susan's Police Precinct Conversion (two views shown here)
4. The Worden's MC Inspired Modern Build
5. Behind the Blog: Design Milk
Bottom row:
6 & 7. Lori and Ken's View with a Room (two views shown here)
8. Kathryn's Loft Life
The Oh chair is available at many retailers including Umbra, for $63.
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Comments (4)
Not big on this plastic-looking chair. Flash back to the primary-colored ones in elementary school.
I also dislike these chairs. They're designer, but look cheap and yes, are reminiscent of grade school.
Does anyone recognize this tablecloth? I <3 it with the aqua!
i would get one if you could still get them in good colors, but the picking is very slim now.