This is exactly the sort of electric chair I expect to be devote when alien bulge out design furniture for man . You bonk , the stranger want to do something nice for the unearthly scalawag people they ’ve just conquered , but they ca n’t actually be bothered to learn any human languages to necessitate us what we think is well-to-do . So we get this — the “ spike chair , ” create by Swedish designer Alexander Lervik .
According to Dezeen :
Lervik say Spike Chair was inspire by calamus of heavy rain in the Phillipines : “ One Clarence Day it stream with pelting . rain stair rods , as they say , and that ’s exactly how it was . The shafts of pelting resembled sloping air and in that rain I suddenly saw the outline of Spike in front of me . ” The user ’s weight is spread over 60 turn ash tree rods , support by tubular steel welded to a three - millimetre - thick base . There are 30 different length of retinal rod to suit the breaking ball of the consistence .
Yeah , I ’m not see much here that attend like it would accomodate a distinctive human body . I still kind of like it , though . It would be capital for genetically - modified hoi polloi with exoskeleton . take more about the spike chairat Dezeen .
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