Whether it is located in the entrance area, living room or bedroom, the armchair is an essential element of interior design. With its design and comfort it should represent an oasis of relaxation, rest and concentration. Company Brabbu presents different models of armchairs and suggests how to locate them in space.
For moments of rest and relaxation they suggest the armchair Journey. It was inspired by the butterfly metamorphosis and its coming out from the cocoon. Place it in a quiet corner of the living area, but ensure enough space, because its shape is very expressive. Surround yourself with objects made from natural materials to make the atmosphere complete. Darkening the room for complete relaxation is desirable.
Nanook armchair embodies a myth from the Inuit culture. Nanook is the one who decides the luck of the bear hunters in the Arctic regions. It embodies the robustness of this animal and the pure white beauty. Place it in a bright, open space and bring in some white details to further highlight its beauty. Photos with scenes from everyday life or animal depictions are an ideal addition to the space.
Maori armchair was inspired by a New Zealand tribe known by the same name. Their traditional dance called Haka is performed in numerous occasions, such as welcoming guests. Place it in a comfortable lobby and show the guests your good wishes.
Kayapo armchair was inspired by medicinal plants. Kayapo tribe normally gets their medicine from 650 different plants around their village. This chair provides comfort and rest to regenerate you after a long day’s work. Put it in the living area, with lots of light and surround yourself with plants to make the atmosphere complete.
Hopi is the name of an Arizona tribe; means good, peaceful and wise. Place this chair in the library, to provide you with the necessary comfort during those work hours. The refined look of this armchair will be enhanced by paintings and decorative objects. It can be easily combined with a variety of materials and colors.
Eanda is related to the Himba tribe ruled by matriarchy. It is a chair of female strength and power. It is very soft and comfortable and it is ideal for bedrooms. Its strong but breathable structure requires a bright and open space.
Inca chair is inspired by the legend of the Inca empire in Peru. The sculptural form of this armchair resembles the mountains of Peru. Put it in the living room area, without much detail, because its shape is enough to attract attention.
Dalyan armchair is a balance between the female curves and neutral tones. Reminiscent of the famous mud baths in Turkey known for its benefits for beauty. Here is a refined and elegant armchair that needs oval shape decorations to further emphasize its softness. Put it in the living room or bedroom.
Earth armchair symbolizes the movement and the rhythm of the world. Inspired by the rotation of the earth around its axis, it represents a balance of light and darkness, day and night. Its neutral form is suitable for every room. Complete the space with details from nature.
Tuareg chair in beige color is reminiscent of the sand and heat of the Sahara, the place of life for the Tuaregs. They are known for their nomadic lifestyle and great skills in the construction of temporary dwellings. The goal is always the same – protection from the sun and dust storms. This chair is suitable for any living room, but complete the surroundings with animal details and sand colored walls.
