What is butterfly chairs?

The butterfly chair is a chair made of a simple wooden or metal frame with one piece of fabric wrapped as a seat. Butterfly chairs are often used as outdoor or beach chairs, even if you can find in houses or businesses with significantly modern aesthetics. The butterfly chair offers small to no support and forces the person sitting in it to "SEP to fall". Sitter treatment can be best described as an object placed in a strap, because it is basically what is a butterfly chair. The center of the body and legs rises together, compresses the belly and the neck is left freely to swing or push forward into the ball. For this reason, they are sometimes referred to as Hardoy chairs, although it seems that the butterfly chairs have been taken as the name of the choice. During the 1950s and 1960s, Stalan's chairs Stalan, with a minimalist design and an altitude form above the function. The classic story tells of an architect who has been published because he took pictures of his deck and living spaces with butterfly chairs in nothingH, which gave them such modernism that the magazine could not refuse.

Although the butterfly chair is a bad design in terms of support of any body area, and is often criticized for its role in promoting poor posture, its psychological significance cannot be underestimated. In addition to his futuristic feeling, the butterfly chair also offers a feeling of relaxation in his lazy support. One cannot sit "well" on the chair of butterflies, so the feeling that one should have a good posture is completely removed. In addition, many people commented surrounded by a similar womb that the butterfly chairs are practicing on the sitter, even to the extent to be in the fetal position.

While butterfly chair may like many people, it is not particularly suitable for those who do not have at least slight flexibility and explosiveness. Older and overweight may be difficult to get up from the chair of butterflies because all their weight is pushed towards the center and there is no good point from which withE pushes. Many original supporters of butterfly chairs as herald Modernism at the age of 60 said they could no longer use them at their current age, for simple reasons for practicality.