Description
Where the orange Face Chair announces itself with heat and immediacy, the aqua blue version operates on an entirely different register. The same oversized sculptural face, the same hollow eye openings, the same fiberglass shell at 49 inches tall, but in this finish the piece reads as otherworldly rather than confrontational, closer to something retrieved from a dream or a submerged gallery than anything found in a conventional event catalog.
The glossy aqua blue lacquer coats every surface of the fiberglass form in a single, uninterrupted finish that behaves unlike any matte or fabric piece in a lounge arrangement. Under white or cool event lighting the surface takes on an almost translucent quality, picking up ambient light and redistributing it across the planes of the face with a subtle iridescence that shifts as guests move around it.
Under warmer theatrical lighting it deepens toward a saturated teal, adding weight and mystery to the sculptural features without losing any of the color’s inherent freshness. The hollow eye apertures become particularly striking in this finish, framing the negative space with a precision that makes the entire composition read as intentional from every angle in the room. At 45 by 27 by 49 inches, it commands the vertical space of a room with the same authority as the rest of the Face Chair collection while projecting a completely distinct emotional character.
Surreal, immersive and impossible to overlook, the Face Chair in aqua blue suits events where the line between art installation and furniture is deliberately blurred. Find the right pieces to frame it in our full collection of rental furniture for events.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Fiberglass, glossy aqua blue lacquered finish
- Type: Sculptural chair
- Dimensions: 45″ L x 27″ W x 49″ H (114 cm x 69 cm x 124 cm)
- Style: Contemporary, theatrical, avant-garde
Suggested Uses
- Underwater, mermaid or oceanic themed immersive event requiring furniture that reinforces the world-building
- Luxury spa or wellness brand experiential activation with a surreal, editorial visual concept
- Miami Art Week gallery opening or collector reception where the seating doubles as a sculptural art object
- High-end bridal editorial photo shoot requiring a statement piece that photographs differently under every light condition
- Science fiction, futuristic or metaverse themed corporate event where the furniture itself signals that normal rules do not apply
- Etc.