Ombré Glass Chair by Germans Ermics
Published Mar 16, 2022
Latvian designer Germans Ermičs drew inspiration from 2001: A Space Odyssey to create this colorful glass chair.
The Ombré chairs are assembled from panes of glass and joined together without screws or other visible fittings.
“By choosing simple geometric shapes, the designer plays with different colors in various shades. Through the use of color applied via an innovative process of pigmentation, Ermičs is able to create beautiful and simple pieces of high-quality design.
Additional to the chairs, the Ombré collection features a pair of curved glass screens. A taller version is made from clashing gradients of pink, orange, blue and green, while a smaller screen dyed with pastel pink that fades into orange. The flexibility of the technique allows the designer to create customized pieces of most diverse colors and sizes.”
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