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Why still design chairs?

Hochparterre

A group of eight chairs by young Swiss designers in a white photo studio with coloured foam elements.
The armchair by Swiss-French designer Guy Meldem on a grey base and foam elements
The Vna chair by Swiss designer Florian Hauswirth in light blue with colourful foam elements
the Amman chair by Swiss designer Adrien Rovero with foam elements on top
The Mai chair by designer Anthony Guex on a white pedestal in front of a green wall
The HongKong armchair by design duo Hannes and Fritz in front of a black background with colourful foam scraps that have fallen through the seat grid.
The XXL armchair in red by Zurich designer Sebastian Marbacher with black and grey foam elements in front of a green wall in the studio
The Allmend chair by Swiss designer David Walsh in black in a black and white studio set with light blue foam
A group of eight chairs by young Swiss designers in a white photo studio with coloured foam elements.
The armchair by Swiss-French designer Guy Meldem on a grey base and foam elements
The Vna chair by Swiss designer Florian Hauswirth in light blue with colourful foam elements
the Amman chair by Swiss designer Adrien Rovero with foam elements on top
The Mai chair by designer Anthony Guex on a white pedestal in front of a green wall
The HongKong armchair by design duo Hannes and Fritz in front of a black background with colourful foam scraps that have fallen through the seat grid.
The XXL armchair in red by Zurich designer Sebastian Marbacher with black and grey foam elements in front of a green wall in the studio
The Allmend chair by Swiss designer David Walsh in black in a black and white studio set with light blue foam

Why still design chairs when there are already thousands of iconic ones? 
For their article in the Swiss magazine Hochparterre, the two design editors Anna Raymann and Mirjam Rombach commissioned me to photograph eight different chairs by young Swiss designers. Here they are - voilà!

Idea, set design and realisation all by me.

Editors

Anna Raymann + Mirjam Rombach

Art Direction

Juliane Wollenschlager