16 Futuristic Space Age Seats for 2023

A chair made from glass and stainless steel, where fragility meets durability and customizable colour gradients. This Space Age-inspired chair provides a futuristic and thought-provoking experience.

“PAU SILVER V1” is made by Italian artisans in painted and spray coated Polystyrene with an incredible metallic final coating that makes the object as reflective as chrome-plated metal.

“PAU V2” is a white Space Age-inspired stool made by Italian artisans in painted and spray coated Polystyrene. It is part of a collectible design language that has been developed by Italian designer Simone Fanciullaci.

The Mirror Lounge Chair surface is eye-catching given its reflective surface, whilst also blending in with its surrounding space.

The “Fringefloss Stool” by Andrea Santivanez is in line with the Space Age aesthetic given its curved shape and metallic finish.

This tubular steel chair is part of the Series O.F.I.S (Objects From Intersticial Space). Muñoz designed this seating piece as an exploration of the structural potential of different industrial components.

The “Rion Loveseat” captures the essence of Arcana’s “Altered Common” collection, a whimsical exploration into the misuse of common building materials, here seen with glass block and wrought iron window guard. Soft and hard, translucent and opaque underscore this object as it absorbs its surroundings.

After a long intergalactic voyage, OVNI lands in the form of a stool. A visual stimulus that celebrates geometric shapes and vibrant colours.

HULA is a playful reference to the hula hoop ring and the Space Age movement. Inscribed within a circle and square, the construction of this seat is inspired by the iconic Vitruvian Man drawing.

The “Ball-Foot Chair” is upholstered with cactus leather, a vegan textile infused with natural cacti fibres. The chair’s seat is playfully in dialogue with its distinctive spherical extremities.

This chair is part of the collection “Frame Shaming”, which is an exploratory project about how furniture can represent our different personalities and appearances.

The spacing and shape of the bars of the POOL bench result in a rhythmic structure with soft lines, combined with the light shade of the raw material. An impression of lightness and harmony emerges from the whole.

The “Molecule Chair” is made of 36 hand-turned wooden spheres with a hidden steel structure that serves as the base and holds all of the spheres together. The final product has been painted light grey, lacquered, and later polished by hand.

As of the Series O.F.I.S (Objects From Intersticial Space), this chair represents the ongoing research by Lucas Muñoz into the material’s potential for narrative.

The WURST Bench, created by General Life, is a scagliola phallus inspired by the texture of German sausages and the form of beached whales, on a set of ebonised conical feet.