Dezeen | Kacper Motyka designs cylindrical sex-centred furniture for "elevating intimate experiences" @dezeen | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Designer Kacper Motyka has developed Chairie, an adaptable piece of furniture that was informed by the work of designer Verner Panton and features a three-cylinder design that aims to enhance sexual experiences.

For his final year project on the BA Product & Industrial Design course at London school Central Saint Martins, Motyka came up with the ambitious plan to design a single piece of furniture that supports sex positions of all kinds.

"The idea to create sex-centred furniture stemmed from my personal frustration with discomfort, a sense of sub-optimality and the belief that we lack a contemporary design approach to this fundamental aspect of life," Motyka told Dezeen.

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