Sink In: Adjustable Seating by Keren Shiker

First spotted Sink In as an entrant in Morpholio’s Inside 2015 competition, where it was smartly chosen an Emerging Talent Public Winner. Designed by Keren Shiker, Sink In is a clever collection of adjustable seating that utilizes foam “bars” that you push and pull within two wooden frames to create a chair.

When not in use, Sink In can sit in the corner as a sculptural piece but when you need some extra seating, a person can customize their own chair for maximum comfort.

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