Discover the Top 10 Must-Have Chairs of 2024 That Will Transform Your Space
For the latest instalment of our 2024 review, we've compiled the most popular chairs published on Dezeen Showroom over the course of the year, including a chair referencing the design of houses in Thailand.
1. Samba Dining Chair by David Aguirre
Fibreglass is the main material used for Aguirre's Samba dining chair, featuring a branching backrest and plush upholstered seat available in various colors and materials.
2. Clam Chair by Arnold Madsen and Dagmar
A bulbous seat wrapped in sheepskin and rounded wooden legs form the Clam chair, originally designed in 1944 and now available in various materials.
3. Able Chair by Blå Station
The Able chair features a canvas or leather seat on a steel frame, with options for casters and a range of colorways for personalization.
4. Sala Chair by Natthorn Uliss for Ülii Design Studio
Inspired by Thai architecture, the Sala chair combines rounded timber rods with wooden planes, available in mahogany, beech, or oak.
5. Moon Chair by Mark Litvyakov for Wigiwama
This modular chair is upholstered in tactile corduroy or teddy fabric and can be disassembled for play.
6. Goodwood Chair by Morgan
Informed by hand-carved sculptures, this lounge chair offers two variations with cut-out or filled-in armrests.
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7. Bud Chair by Fora Form
Featuring a C-shaped backrest, the Bud chair aims to provide a cheerful alternative to conventional task chairs.
8. Mosso Chair by Pommier
This solid wooden chair is crafted to have a light, free-flowing appearance, made from FSC-certified timber.
9. Specere Chair by Andreas Krob for Okamura
Combining mid-century design with ergonomic technology, the Specere chair provides support and flexibility for modern workspaces.
10. Faneeri Folding Chair by Jonas Forsman for Nikari
This elegant folding chair is designed to take up minimal space when not in use, made from lacquered oak.
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