Look it up on Instagram. Apparently people get kicks out of creating stools that look like they’re covered in hair. K so the hairy stool is actually a thing. But all in all, this chair would definitely create some interesting conversation. And I bet it would be difficult to match your head to its head given different spinal lengths and things like that. This piece of weird furniture looks kinda hard and may cause hemorrhoids, so there’s also that to consider. It’s not as risqué as the one I’ve saved for last 👇, but it’s still weird enough to be interesting. If a chair had muscles, for sure it would look something like this. It doesn’t look comfortable at all but I definitely appreciate the attention to detail. I know what you’re thinking: this is supposed to be a post about furniture, not just chairs, right? But seriously, the level of nerd it must have taken to come up with this idea is commendable. While it looks comfortable and warm, I kinda feel like the head in the back would poke its nose into your spine, no? It’s like a sheepish version of Ghidorah and I’m not there for it but we’re all different, so if you like it… that’s cool. Personally, these look like taxidermied heads to me, so this one gets the award for being ‘confusing’ and ‘creepy’ at the same time. I’m gonna go out on a limb and say: Not Vegan. I’m sure there are cat ear options as well, and maybe even… elephant ears? And if you look long enough, you’ll even find a chair with wings for all the Instagram influencers who want to fly. You can get a chair that gives you antlers, or bunny ears. You know those walls that have drawings of wings on them, and people take pics of themselves standing there and it looks like they have wings? It’s not original anymore, but anyway this chair takes that concept to the next level. RELATED: 15 Funny Snow Memes To Get You Through The Winter.I mean, I guess some people would like to face their partner when they’re reading. Designed by Victor Aleman, you should really check out his Insta… this dude has some great ideas. I don’t really understand why you’d want to do that, but the people who buy this chair do. This piece was crafted for couples who want to face each other while they’re reading or working or doing whatever. Uniqwa embraces a market that seeks out original pieces telling its own stories reflected by uniqueness, traditional artistry and authenticity.2.

Instead, we choose the more labour and time-intensive pathway that supports the cottage industry. The modern world's instant gratification need has little room in the cottage industry, where time and effort are vital aspects of the process. Uniqwa rejects the mass-production of furniture. Our commitment to small-scale manufacturing operations in remote villages plays a significant role in the villages' economies.

We support cottage industries to work together to maintain their independence while joining forces on collective efforts such as building business networks and sharing resources. Some of our pieces travel on dirt roads from village to village before completion. When designing a piece, we work with linking cottage industries together we find artisans that for generations have specialised in one craft and then pair them with another whose artistry completes the design. The cottage industry represents everything Uniqwa pieces embody uniqueness, handmade qualities, artistic value and traditional characteristics. We are passionate about being involved in the cottage industry and embrace the ancient practice and labour-intensive process of using traditional tools and handcraftsmanship. Uniqwa represents uniqueness with a difference, defined by simplicity and function combined with art.Ĭommitted to cottage industry practices, we offer quality, thoughtful and unique handmade furniture, wall décor, lighting, and outdoor furniture. It is all about beautiful and meaningful design.

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