The ergonomically perfect Ego Chair, is available in three striking colorways. The Ego Chair has the profile of the human face designed cleverly around its back. A hip addition to your space!

THE EGO STORY

Scarlet Splendour presents EGO by Karim Rashid What started as an unusual assignment for Karim during his time with Gaetano Pesce in 1984, has now evolved to be much more. A collection of stunning chairs handcrafted with polished brass, resin and more. The EGO by Karim Rashid for Scarlet Splendour is a seamless, fearless connection between art, design, and the human mind. Come face up to your ego.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Material - Nautical Resin
Dimensions - 75cm x 71cm x 86cm (Width x Depth x Height)
Weight - 40 kg
Designer - Karim Rashid

ABOUT THE DESIGNER

Karim Rashid is an Egyptian-born and Canadian raised industrial designer. His designs include luxury goods, furniture, lighting & surface design. Rashid's style is characterized by pop or pastel tones, bold combinations and glossy lacquered finishes. He favours plastic and solid surfaces that can be coloured and printed at will, channelling the soft and sensual forms that distinguish his work. Time magazine has described him as the "most famous industrial designer in all the Americas" and the "Prince of Plastic". 

ABOUT SCARLET SPLENDOUR

Ashish Bajoria and Suman Kanodia founded Scarlet Splendour in 2014. The siblings grew up in Kolkata, India with a deep sense of appreciation for the aesthetic. They combined their mutual passion for design to form Scarlet Splendour, with a view to integrate their maximalist sensibilities and become, possibly, the first design editors in India. Scarlet Splendour collaborates with the finest international designers. Together we create a wide range of luxury furniture collections that go beyond ordinary imagination and design limitations to become a work of art on its own.

Scarlet Splendour collaborates with the finest international designers. Together we create a wide range of luxury furniture collections that go beyond ordinary imagination and design limitations to become a work of art on its own.