Stokke Gravity Chair Leans Back and Forward: We're Stoked

Charlie White — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 12:09:02 EST

Further proving you don't have to be in orbit to be weightless, the Gravity Chair from Norwegian baby products maker Stokke can sit upright as an office chair, function as a rocker, and lean way back for that serious contemplation your boss told you to stop doing. See it in its variety of unusual permutations, after the jump.

The chair is available in a variety of fabrics and finishes, but all that versatility in inclination from steep to flat will cost you a steep $2310, if you're so inclined. – Charlie White

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Tripp Trapp: High Chair or Torture Tool?

johnb — Tue, 30 May 2006 11:05:39 EDT

We recently bought the little one a Graco high chair out of desperation. We were in Babies 'R' Us, the walls were closing in, and I told the darling wife to buy any damn high chair we saw. So we got a baby blue Graco.

Had we seen the Tripp Trapp, however, I'm sure we would have changed our minds. Apparently the Tripp Trapp doubles as a log splitter and can churn pigs and cows into a delicious hunter's sausage because if it doesn't, then somebody has some 'splaining to do. Built by Stokke—a major figure in the expensive baby gear industry—this high chair costs $199 and is made of wood and other delightful, alterna-materials so you can feel good about the environment while stuffing little Junior full of mashed olive loaf. – John Biggs

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Stokke Gravity Chair Leans Back and Forward: We're Stoked

Tripp Trapp: High Chair or Torture Tool?