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The Chairbag by Ami Kealoha

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With the portability of an inflatable chair, the groovy shape of a beanbag, and a water-resistant surface, Amsterdam-based PS Lab's debut product, the Chairbag, is just in time for summer lounging. As if all those features and the bouy-inspired design aren't enough, the PVC chair also boasts a vanilla scent—a first in furniture, as far as we know. Available in red, blue, black, silver, and white, the Chairbag runs €169 and comes in a convenient black carry bag (pictured, after the jump), which makes it perfect for camping or trips to the beach. Though currently only available in European stores, PS Lab has plans for an online store.

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This entry posted on 23 June 2006 at 1:39 PM
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