Loopy chair becomes a sculpture for contemporary spaces

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Aug 19 2010

Furniture is definitely the most important in contemporary homes, for it not only places your guests in comfort, but also helps in improving the interior of your place. Designed as a part of furniture design course at the Rhode Island School of Design, the “Loopy” by designer Phillip Grass is a contemporary seating object that featuring a sleek, curvy design looks more like a sculpture or a piece of art than a chair. Made in styrene foam and fiberglass, polished automotive paint, the trendy living room chair measures 110 x 110 x 80 cm (LWH) in dimensions.

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Via: Contemporist

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