2025 | Professional

MUSE Design Awards Gold Winner

PABLO NOW Chrysler Chair

Entrant Company

PABLO NOW

Category

Furniture Design - Seating & Comfort

Client's Name

Country / Region

China

The design of the Chrysler Chair draws inspiration from the Chrysler Building, the world’s first skyscraper. It combines modern techniques with a classic retro style. Before the completion of the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building dominated the New York skyline. Moreover, the Chrysler Building is a masterpiece of Art Deco architecture from the early 20th century. Its spire, resembling rays of sunlight, has become almost synonymous with the Art Deco style. The essence of the Chrysler Chair lies in its backrest, but beyond that, every detail contributes to its rich design. From the plush, comfortable upholstery of the seat and backrest, to the sleek metal lines that run along the chair’s edges, and the delicate leather upholstery on the armrests and legs, every element adds depth to its overall aesthetic. The openwork armrest design not only gives the chair a refined, luxurious look but also adds a sense of lightness, preventing it from feeling too heavy or rigid despite its substantial form. To showcase vibrant colors and a unique soft texture, the Chrysler Chair uses the highest quality leather and fabrics to ensure a comfortable seating experience for the user.

Credits

PABLO NOW
Yaoxiang Feng
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