2025 | Professional

MUSE Design Awards Silver Winner

Wing Chair

Entrant

M + Arquette

Category

Conceptual Design - Furniture

Client's Name

-

Country / Region

United Kingdom

About The Entry

The Wing Chair is a unique and elegant design concept that captures the essence of nature and flight. The free-form wings that make up the form of the chair are organic and fluid, with lines that suggest movement and freedom. The chair is elevated on metallic-coloured legs, giving it a perched appearance that beckons the user to sit down, relax and assume the control of their mindful destination.

The outer shell of the chair is made from a single formed Lucite material, which adds a transparent element of colour and provides an overall sense of spaciousness and lightness. The Lucite shell also gives the chair a modern and stylish appeal, with a sleek and elegant finish that complements any environment.

The seating area of the chair is designed for comfort and support, with a textile upholstered shell that conforms to the body and offers a comfortable place to rest. The overall design of the Wing Chair is compact and versatile, making it an ideal addition to any living room, bedroom, or office space.

In summary, the Wing Chair is a concept design that embodies the beauty of nature and flight, offering a comfortable and encompassing experience for the user. Its unique and modern design elements make it a stylish and elegant piece of furniture that will enhance any space, sit back and let your imagination take flight!

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M + Designs
Matt Arquette
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