A chair that once stole the show at the Stockholm Furniture Fair highlights the way that disobedient behaviour can sometimes be good for you. “Tilt: The Chair for Disobedient
Behavior” lets you do what the teacher always told you not to do.
Disobedient Behaviour? How many times have you tilted your chair backwards with the following subconscious thought in your head: “how far can I go without falling over”? How many times did your parents or teacher tell you not to do that when you were a child?
It's all about Balance
It turns out that the rebellious chair tilting that youexperimented with as a child was actually one expression of your developing sense of balance. Your parents and/or teacher did have a point, though. It was potentially dangerous.
As an adult you can now test the limits of your sense of balance on a chair without endangering your safety.
No, it´s not a regular rocking chair. Rather a chair with a rocker that goes into action when you adventure into that social-norm challenging tilt position. All of us like testing limits one way or another. With this chair the taboo on tilting is broken for everyone and design serves human needs. Tilt and enjoy!
How many times have you tilted your chair backwards with the following subconscious thought in your head: “how far can I go without falling over”? How many times did your parents or teacher tell you not to do that when you were a child? 
