Chair by David Choe
Dresser by Saber
Seating by Jeremy Fish
Bar by Sam Flores
We're curious about how these pieces would look within a home as functional pieces. If any AT readers have any of these pieces in their homes, please send us your photos!
• Upper Playground also offers custom-made furniture orders. Go to their Web site for more information.
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Images: Choe and Saber: Upper Playground; Fish and Flores: John Trippe
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that first chair just scares me...
goes to show that artists don't make chairs....
they make things they think function as chairs...
but not really chairs...
a seat and a back do not a chair make...
yeah, that David Choe chair freaks me out too.
ive always liked upper playground. in my opinion even though its labeled "chair" its still suppose to be art. and when you talk about art, its always a matter of opinion. personally, i enjoy that. =D
that chair is creep! I can't image it in a house.
My reaction to this furniture:
"Oh no, not in MY house you don't!"