New Limited Edition Collection of Artsy Seats

If you love art, you certainly wouldn’t want to miss the new limited edition collection of artsy seats from Click for Art.  The collection consists of three seats titled ‘Cherries’ by Zutto, ‘Singapore’ by Simone Legno and ‘Tossed’ by Kozyndan. Each chair is upholstered with an art print from a specific artist with an eye-catching, bold and colorful design. Whether you’re hosting a cocktail party or an outdoor summer party, these chairs would make perfect accompaniments.

Cherries designed by a Russian illustrator and designer Zutto is one of click for Art’s most well-known pieces. The Singapore Wing Chair was designed by Simone Legno as he was finishing his amazing 5m sculpture installation ‘Caesar’ at the K11 Art mall during the summer of 2011 in Singapore. Tossed has already been an exhibit at the Australian Gallery Outre during the summer of 2011. 

Each chair is available as part of a limited edition release consisting of only 33 pieces. The chairs are manufactured in the UK by a company with several years of furniture making experience.  Each chair bears a unique number. A Certificate of Authenticity is printed at the bottom of the chair. One leg of each chair bears the signature of the specific artist. The frames are made from kiln dried hardwood birch and beech. The wood is cut by hand, glued, screwed and pinned at the joints. Supporting blocks are attached to the load bearing points. The back and seats are fully sprung and padded with high density foam and high density reflex foam respectively. The chair legs are hand cut and made from solid beech. The fabric is faux suede and is printed in house by Click for Art. For added measure, you can scotch guard the fabric. All in all you can be assured that these chairs are built tough- for the long haul.

Each of these beauties is available at a luxury price tag of £1,595 (approx. US$ 2,541). The chairs are truly one-of-a-kind and will add pizzazz to an otherwise plain decor. For more images and to place an order, please visit Click for Art.