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Aeroply by Karolina Ferenc

12.29.11

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Karolina Ferenc is a young designer from Poland who recently created this chaise lounge, called Aeroply, designed to fit a woman’s curves.

Jaime Derringer, Founder + Executive Editor of Design Milk, is a Jersey girl living the laid back life in SoCal. She dreams about architectural jewelry + having enough free time to enjoy some of her favorite things—running, reading, and drawing.

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Daniel Swanson on 12.29.2011 at 17:30 PM

Mmmm. I can’t say I’m impressed with this design.

Perhaps the basic concept has its merits, but the execution looks very crude.

For one thing, how does one move this thing around? It looks like it might be quite heavy.

I hope the edges have been sanded, as one would have to slide one’s posterior across a lot of edges and snag clothing and skin.

The curves look like they’ve been crudely or hastily cut. The bolts and nuts also contribute to its crudeness.

I’m also not optimistic about the ultimate comfort of this chaise. I’d want to be able to shift around in it and it seems that would be difficult.

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Mohammad Chams on 12.29.2011 at 22:31 PM

Personally, I like the shape but it needs something…like cushioning? If that’s the kind of comfort level I was looking for I’d just lay on a hardwood floor.

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Hanna on 01.06.2012 at 03:10 AM

very interesting.
Though, I know a company that has already developed such a concept since 2004.

I think this is the company: http://www.dotkite.eu/home/

the product link: http://www.dotkite.eu/collection/maia/

Gr,
Hanna

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Tim on 03.18.2012 at 06:01 AM

I like this a lot

I am currently in the process of doing an A level project using similar techniques as these.

In reply to some of the other comments sitting on chairs made like these are very comfortable and I wouldn’t have this to be any different.
I’m afraid I do agree that it doesn’t quite look finished and there are areas that need to be refined. Also it does look heavy.

All in all though, good work.

Tim

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