Rodrigo García González designed the Chairwing Gum, which draws inspiration from the rather unsavoury habit some people have of sticking gums on the backs of chairs and under them. He turns this habit on its head by creating a new chair with gum exactly this way. A release agent is first applied to the back of the chair, and eventually the actual chair seat is removed and replaced with the hardened gum seat. Every time a new piece of gum is stuck on it, the chair grows bigger… and bigger… and bigger.

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The Flux Chair is a cleverly-designed folding chair that folds up into an easy-to-carry envelope after use. Inspired by origami, the chair’s lightweight and portable design can be used practically anywhere. The Flux Chair comes in 9 colors, and its super thin design is made from completely sustainable materials.

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Victor Aleman, a talented designer originally from Mexico, has joined the Kerozene Design Team. After more than three years of development and tests, this is his one-of-a-kind armchair. You can use it to talk face-to-face or wrap it around itself, like a giant shell that can also accommodate your friends.

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