Design, Interior Design

Water Tower Chair by Bellboy

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Brooklyn based wood shop Bellboy took pieces of a certified New York City water tower and remade it into an awesome looking chair, it is a comfy undulating lounger with a strikingly simple and almost Pringle like shape. The seat slopes downward toward the back, creating a pocket of space that eases the user into a lulling nap. The back of the chair narrows at the top, a refined touch that offsets the ovoid concavity of the chair vase. A great innovative use of the city’s decommissioned water towers.

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