Today's concept: a chair that looks like frozen water.

A lounge chair formed from translucent blue ribbed glass. The entire piece flows as one continuous curve—backrest into seat into base—with no visible joints. The ribbed texture catches light and creates depth.

The ribbed texture would require kiln-forming or slumping glass over a custom mold. For structural integrity, you'd likely use tempered glass panels with an internal steel or aluminum armature hidden within the curves. The ridges could be achieved through mold design or cold-working after forming. Final assembly would require precision fitting and UV-bonded joints.

Yes, but it's complex. Glass furniture exists—see the work of artists like Danny Lane or Fiam Italia. This would require a master glass studio and significant engineering for weight distribution. Estimated cost for a single piece: $8,000–$20,000 depending on whether it's solid glass or a supported shell.

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