Julia Chaise Longue reflects its feelings through light and color patterns

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Sep 6 2010

Attributing the human characteristics to non-living objects, designer Fabio Brazil has created an emotional seating concept called the “Julia Chaise Longue” that builds a more significant relationship between human beings and home furniture. Featuring motion sensors and RGB LEDs, the chaise lounge reacts to the touch and movements of the user. Made in corian, glass and stainless steel, the furniture reflects its feelings through different light and color patterns. Measuring 2230 x 1300 x 1440 mm (WHL) in dimensions, the lounge leaves an emotional impact on the body as well as psyche of the user.

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[Cheers Fabio]

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