If you find that your car seat offers way more lumbar support than ordinary home furniture, you’re in luck. David Clark Designs (DCD) has unveiled a line of automotive furniture that brings the experience of sitting in the driver’s seat into your living room (or man cave).
You guessed it: car seats turned home furniture.
The idea may not be original, but the execution is spectacular. Combining innovative and practical engineering with first-rate upholstery work, DCD transforms a tacky concept into something hip.
And with chairs inspired by Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Bentley, Infiniti and Porsche, there’s something for everyone (with high-class taste).
If, however, you’re not into high-end sports cars – that’s okay. DCD will customize any seat you want – including the one in that busted ’86 Chrysler LeBaron you love so much.
It will cost you though. Seats in DCD’s range can run anywhere from $630 to $1,200.
Not cheap, but still less expensive than having Dirty Platinum convert your dirty old seat covers into a leather jacket.
To check out the full range of seats in DCD’s collection, check out David Clark Designs. While there, get a load of their sports-car-inspired coffee tables too.
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Nacho says
speechless… reminds me of the old 57 belaire trunk couch/beds of the 80’s but with a way better twist of class, luxury and taste…
EDWARD MUNDAY says
RETIRED…Would Look Very Cool In An Auto Trim Shop Or In A Car Dealesrhip Office. Id put Them In My Home If Nothing Else As a Conversation Piece. Remeber SSHR Men Are From Mars And Women Are From God Only Knows Where.
Stewart moss says
Can you pls send me the sizes pls of the chair in the wooden frame with scaffold clamps pls
sewlow says
All links to David Clark Designs (DCD) appear to be dead.
Roberto says
Thought it was an old Rover