hmm: no more sitting on cold hard chairs! Works for me (except, how did they *do* that?, and no, I don’t want to do it myself!). They’d be quiet, too, allowing one to sneak in late to a meeting (who me?). Tips for using Art: that’s what you get from a practical Virgo.

You gotta just love that. Seriously!

And what’s the maximum weight that these chairs can hold? I’d be nervous about sitting in on these chairs. And I sure hope these have been waterproofed . . .

felt for outside chairs! no way.

…ok, i live in the UK, its all about the rain-proofing :)

The metal frame is still in em, tho, yes? That’d be a very cool thing to do with scrolled ironwork chairs too – assuming you had the patience to sit there and fiddle with it.

Indeed – “Do they still fold?” was the first thing that came to my mind, too! I’m guessing no…

Oh dear. That grouped shot looks like the Tellytubbies of the folding chair world…

The felt chairs were odd. Not an outdoor piece, but I could (amost) see the point of softening a hard/cold everyday item. The fulled balloon outfits though were harder to grok. (Under accessories, along with some interesting looking fulled bag, some useless fulled jewelry, and cute fulled birds).

Hmmm, felt chairs. I guess that eliminates sitting on a cold metal chair, but I hope it doesn’t rain!

What’s not to love about a felt chair! Thanks for the link to the artist’s site — she has a nice take on design.

I wonder if the chairs would make you itchy if you sat on one?