This is too funny to keep to myself. I'm not a wrestling fan but you don;t have to be to enjoy this.

Looks spooky doesn't it? Don't be scared these are only your ordinary chairs, with a ghost form inside. They were designed by Ralph Nauta and Lonneke Gordijn.The chairs are made out of plexiglass and using laser technology they make ghost forms inside. I'm pretty sure that the sharp corners and edges of the plexiglass chair make sitting very uncomfortable but it does offer a new look for the common chair.via dezeen

Floating Chair Inspired By Star Wars A UK designer is about to take the wraps off a unique floating chair/recliner called The Lounger, inspired by the Landspeeder from Star Wars. Designed by 40-year Keith Dixon from Middleton, the futuristic looking Lounger has taken 5 years to create and allows you to float above the base thanks to the use of repelling magnetic forces in the base and the lounger itself. We are not talking a few centimetres off the base either but up to 14ins so that you get that whole ‘floating sensation’. That of course depends on how much you weigh. If you’re

Intelligent chairs that follow you around in case you want to take a seat. This only a concept, but I think these ideas has potential.

Simone's Racheli collection of objects made from meat. Well, it's no really meant it's plastic and wax. Still it's not very pleasant to look at.

Tokujin creates a place of a all-white, cloud-like environment for the exibition of his new Panna Chair. This chair was created using existing material but in a new way. http://www.yankodesign.com

Just truly extraordinary!

By designers of the russian interior TV show..

The Loope is a circular designed chair, designed by Victor M. Aleman. This dynamic and striking concept, made of red, oak is worthy of special attention. You can connect multiple loops together and have people sitting right next to one another - each in their own comfortable space.

This is a chair made of pandas. Luckily, toy-pandas. Nevertheless, looks like great seating . Designers: Fernando and Humberto Campana materials: compilation of stuffed animals on metal base