Cocoon Dining Chair: a sculptural embrace evoking tropical comfort
ATBO's Cocoon Dining Chair is a creation that captures the essence of comfort in a sculptural and enveloping silhouette. Designed by the talented Kevin Hviid, this dining piece manages to mentally transport us to the idyllic beaches of the Maldives, evoking the feeling of relaxed luxury and well-being that characterizes the most exclusive resorts.
Its name, which means “cocoon” in English, perfectly reflects the experience it offers: a cozy embrace that invites us to immerse ourselves in moments of calm. Cocoon's soft, sculptural forms manage to recreate that pleasant feeling of tropical comfort that we all long for in our homes, turning every meal into an experience of disconnection.
Balance between esthetics and functionality
The structure and legs in oak wood with a matt lacquered finish provide an elegant base that contrasts harmoniously with the seat cushion upholstered in fabric or leather. This combination of materials not only enhances its visual appeal, but also ensures durability and ease of integration into various environments.
What truly distinguishes the Cocoon Dining Chair is its ergonomic design. Its armrests, which extend fluidly along the backrest, create a protective environment that invites prolonged table seating. The strategically distributed cushioning offers a softness that contrasts with the firmness needed to maintain proper posture during meals.
Designer Kevin Hviid has succeeded with Cocoon Dining Chair in transcending the mere functionality of a dining chair to create a piece that brings character and personality to the space. His approach, which fuses the warmth of natural materials with contemporary lines, results in a chair that is both an object of aesthetic desire and a promise of exceptional comfort.
With Cocoon Dining Chair, ATBO demonstrates its commitment to a design that not only responds to practical needs but also aims to enrich our daily experience, transporting us momentarily to that tropical paradise we all carry in our memories.
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