10 Eclectic Seats with Boundary-Breaking and Artistic Qualities

Meet the Canapé des Calanques, a unique object inspired by the natural beauty of the Côte d’Azur. This upholstered piece is more than just an Eclectic sofa, it is a work of art.

A brushed steel frame, characterised by a perforated geometric decoration inspired by the aesthetics of Jean Prouvé that lightens the volume, is partly covered with two panels of precious Patagonia marble.

The Really Rococo II Stool by Ebba Lindgren is loosely inspired by asymmetric rococo curves — historically incorrect, but just as decadent. With expressive shapes to lure the self-proclaimed royals, and upcycled materials to soothe consumers in crisis.

The history of Peteca (shuttlecock) is genuinely Brazilian. It is a creation of the natives that inhabited the territory that now belongs to the State of Minas Gerais, home of Cultivado em Casa.

The Felt Collection is a collaboration with two regional premium Merino wool manufacturers, one based in Toronto and the other in Upstate New York, as well as Toronto metal manufacturers and computer programmers.

This Eclectic lounge chair presents a playful take on Brutalism with its minimal shape and an eye-catching mirrored surface. The design complements the interior by blending in and reflecting its surroundings.

Made of aluminium ventilation tubes, the Amadeus chair is an Eclectic, handcrafted piece of art furniture.

The handmade Blue Slime chair is made from cardboard, paper-mâché, joint compound, and dyed epoxy.