This is the closest you’ll get to a Chair-in-a-chair. The In-Tube chair has a unique little design detail. It has a metal pipe construction, but it isn’t welded together completely. The construction relies on beautifully orchestrated pipe-in-pipe interference fits. These are usually pretty difficult to design, but if done well, can look wonderful.
The In-Tube also makes use of loud splashes of colors to make their kitschy design stand out!
Designer: Achodoso Studio
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