sascha urban + dorothea wirwall: loungebarrow

sascha urban + dorothea wirwall: loungebarrow


'loungebarrow' by sascha urban + dorothea wirwall
image courtesy of sascha urban + dorothea wirwall


german based duo, sascha urban + dorothea wirwall have designed 'loungebarrow',
a wheelbarrow that easily transforms into a usable chair.

a plywood cover removes in three parts - an upholstered headrest that attaches to the
top of the chair, a padded seat and a laptop desk - to expose a cushioned backrest that
lines the interior of the ubiquitous garden tool. the upright position is obtained by resting
the wheelbarrow on its front handles, providing users with a relaxed posture.

'loungebarrow' was most recently on show as part of [D3] competition for young
designers at imm cologne 2011.



image courtesy of sascha urban + dorothea wirwall



designer dorothea wirwall sitting in the chair
image courtesy of sascha urban + dorothea wirwall



designer sascha urban demonstrating the 'loungebarrow'



designers sascha urban + dorothea wirwall
image © designboom

jayme db
02.11.11  
6
this is cool. Will I now start seeing craigslist adds for rickshaws? ha
mstndvn   02.11.11
seriously?
random-idea   02.11.11
seems like you'd fall over if you'd lean to much backwards
comfy   02.11.11
amazing!! you Win!
danilo   02.11.11
Yeah, why not!!! ...hehe
Rodeux B.   02.12.11
Masons have been sitting in wheel barrows for decades.. Idea isnt new.. the added details however are cleaver in a slight way... Way better shaped barrows out there I feel though.. lol..
PI   02.12.11

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