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Created by the Jerusalem-based designer Tehila Guy, Anda is notable student project and a contemporary take on an inflatable armchair. Refreshing the retro image of inflatable seating, the see-through chair stands on split wooden legs which lend the design a more natural look and stable base. The sturdy design is convenient to move as well. Anda is a lightweight, flat-packed item that’s easy to assemble and carry from one space to another.
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