Flexform's 'Eri' Chair Wins Hearts at Design Fairs
Flexform has unveiled 'Eri', a chair that's turning heads at international design fairs. Designed by Japanese creator Fumie Shibata, this elegant seat won a prestigious prize in 2025. Its name, 'Eri', means 'blessing' in Japanese.
Shibata's debut creation for Flexform, 'Eri' stands out among sharper, more angular chairs. Its leather-upholstered shell, inspired by the uplifted lapels of a jacket, is supported by a turned wooden base in walnut, ash, or oak. Die-cast zama feet in various finishes complete the look.
The chair's comfort is ensured by down-filled seat cushions and backrests. 'Eri' offers a graceful, comfortable alternative to harsher designs, making it a winner in both style and functionality.
Flexform's 'Eri' is more than just a chair; it's a blend of elegance and comfort. Its unique design and winning pedigree make it a standout piece at any design fair. Despite our search, the designer who won the 'Eri' prize in 2025 remains unknown.
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