In the spirit of the unusual furniture from yesterday's Unique Outdoor Furniture, we couldn't help but include this amazing group of furniture called Mommy's Chair. Yes, this is real furniture...
Mommy's Chair by Lucy Merchant
What is seemingly a child's sketch is actually hand bent recycled steel that is fashioned in a way that resembles a child's drawing. Casa Sugar featured this furniture from Lucy Merchant, a furniture designer and artist out of London. Each piece is powder coated in bold, primary colors, likening them even more to a crayon sketch of a dining room. But these are real life chairs, folks! Definitely outside of the box...or the lines?
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That is hilarious and amazing ... love it
view SparkleMeVintage's profile
it is hilarious, but far too much a joke for everyday use. would get on my nerves very quickly. fun for a stage set, though.
view maike's profile
Charming
view pvett's profile
I ADORE THIS CONCEPT! This is art that happens to be furniture. I don't know how functional they would be in a home but they are awesome conversation pieces!
view AnnickaJ's profile
Not my type, but have to say it's creative, but they do look as though they would cave in as soon as someone sat on them...
view mns2000's profile
Wow. I like these chairs. They'd be so charming in an outdoor setting. How about miniature versions?
view slowdown's profile
Um, these chairs and their concept are about 6 or 7 years old; I read about them when they first came out. I think it was in Living Etc.
view bastard's profile
Wild! I adore it!
view jessroo's profile
These are the sort of chairs I would accidentally impale myself on. Far too dangerous for klutzes like me.
view funkstart's profile
Sometimes 'unique' is not a good word.
view hrhprincessfiona's profile
Well, to me comfort comes first no matter what. So if they passed THAT test (and I'm dubious) I think they might have a place. A bit of wit!
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