Paradox of the Typical Atypical Chair, No. 1
"Paradox of the Typical Atypical" is a chair designed to transcend being a mere design object or art furniture. One may recognize its potential for introspection at first sight. It symbolizes a spiritual design approach, creating self-questioning devices that invite users to shift their perception, remember their nondual spiritual practice, and connect more deeply to the present moment. Designed by engineers to appear broken while being able to sustain more than 300 pounds, the chair serves as a tool for altering how individuals perceive and understand the objects and thoughts that fill their minds and homes. The "Paradox of the Typical Atypical" Chair promotes a more mindful approach to our surroundings and other people, encouraging nonjudgment and a conscious way of living.
"Paradox of the Typical Atypical" is a chair designed to transcend being a mere design object or art furniture. One may recognize its potential for introspection at first sight. It symbolizes a spiritual design approach, creating self-questioning devices that invite users to shift their perception, remember their nondual spiritual practice, and connect more deeply to the present moment. Designed by engineers to appear broken while being able to sustain more than 300 pounds, the chair serves as a tool for altering how individuals perceive and understand the objects and thoughts that fill their minds and homes. The "Paradox of the Typical Atypical" Chair promotes a more mindful approach to our surroundings and other people, encouraging nonjudgment and a conscious way of living.
"Paradox of the Typical Atypical" is a chair designed to transcend being a mere design object or art furniture. One may recognize its potential for introspection at first sight. It symbolizes a spiritual design approach, creating self-questioning devices that invite users to shift their perception, remember their nondual spiritual practice, and connect more deeply to the present moment. Designed by engineers to appear broken while being able to sustain more than 300 pounds, the chair serves as a tool for altering how individuals perceive and understand the objects and thoughts that fill their minds and homes. The "Paradox of the Typical Atypical" Chair promotes a more mindful approach to our surroundings and other people, encouraging nonjudgment and a conscious way of living.
Made to order (7-11 weeks)
Size: 15.7" width 34.3" height 15.7" depth
Materials: solid white oak, white oil finish, right leg extended back
Fabrication: hand-crafted in Brooklyn
Design: Martin Lenclos and Chia Chun Chuang
