Give sex a space, beyond the bedroom. That is the goal of two Mexican furniture designers, with sophisticated pieces like “fellatio” or “The Postman Always Rings … ‘, offered another vision of erotic furniture away from the black and leather. ‘One feature of our furniture is not made of black tubes with whips and leather braces or seem, but are aesthetically rich, sensual pieces that you want to show off’, says designer Xanath Lammoglia.
Since 2000 the Brand Bala Studio, a design firm of conceptual furniture, accessories and decorative objects with his colleague Andrew Amaya as his partner. According to the latter, although not the first designers who make erotic furniture, they differ from others that they seek to do things ‘that can be taught at home and are symbols’.
That is its main objective, get the eroticism out of the bedroom ‘to display everyday, everyday in the open’. For the artis, the work he does with his partner is not unusual: ‘it is not unusual to do erotic furniture, the strange thing is that there is a story of erotic furniture as much as it would be natural because humans show enough energy and eroticism for the furniture there. ”
Although they have more than a dozen project models, so far only five of them have been developed, which sell through their promotion in magazines and online. His first piece, the chair ‘Barbarella’, was introduced to the public in 2003 at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan and, according Lammoglia, ‘helps the man, kneeling, he practices cunnilingus while the woman is sitting’.
But his best selling piece is the chair ‘The Montao’ with which his new edition ‘Adela’, the artists make a tribute to the Adelitas, characters of the Mexican Revolution who went with his men to fight. They produced 64 pieces. ‘This woman has chair control, dominance over man’, says Amaya.
Different role played by the couple in the piece ‘The Postman Always Rings …’, with which it is possible to reproduce the famous scene from the movie’ The Postman Always Rings Twice “starring Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange in 1981. And in a slightly more comfortable than on the screen.
Another original piece of furniture, ‘Wet Connection’, takes the action into the bathroom through a transparent cubicle is installed in the shower and has a series of holes at different heights to make the imagination of its users. For the future, were the designers are also looking to make pieces that meet the needs of the gay audience.
About how they build their unique furniture, Amaya said first develop the model on paper, then make a model and then building a lifesize give friends try to explain your experience with them to improve the final product . Each model has a standard size determined according to the social sector to that target as he said, ‘but in Europe does not vary nearly as measures of social class people in Mexico it happens’.
Although in view Xanath furniture that are made for all audiences, the truth is rather that for a social sector with a high purchasing power, as the chair ‘Adela’, for example, costs $ 1830. His clients are so wealthy, from ‘above all of Europe rather than Mexico. ” For the artist, the people who buy their furniture not only make
s for use, but because many of them ‘I want to have in your living room as a show of his position on eroticism’. Lammoglia defends his work as a way to cover needs. “There is crockery, chairs … because they need and necessity of eroticism is also important, “he concluded.
Via Sex in the air
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