Considered as one of the model designers of the modern age, the Finnish designer Eero Aarnio is accepted for creating furniture designs that are both exceptional and completed from synthetic materials. One of his works that is thought to be his most exclusive is the Bubble Chair.

Similar its namesake, the bubble, the Bubble Chair is a chair that appears like a bubble. The chair marks a hollow spherical body made from clear acrylic resin, a synthetic material that identified for its simplicity as well as for being radiant and shatterproof. Two silver fabric or vinyl cushions are fixed on the center, and a gleaming metal ring is settled on the edge of the chair for added protection. And as a substitute of being on the ground, the Bubble Chair is suspended from the ceiling through a long metal chain.

The Bubble Chair was made by Aarnio in 1968 and is established primarily on his earlier “Ball” Chair design. With the Ball Chair's vital and commercial success in the mid-1960s, Aarnio chose to re-invent its creation by adding lighting to its interior. This impression later progressed into a absolutely new design of a transparent spherical chair that permits light to pass through from all corners. With acrylic being the only fitting material for such a design, Aarnio had an acrylic ball heated and blown. The selection for having the chair balanced| from the ceiling, on the other, was made on Aarnio's belief that there was no “nice” means for the chair to have an average pedestal created from the same acrylic objects.

A like its Ball Chair counterpart, the Bubble Chair is identified to make an atmosphere of artificial calm, quiet, and isolation on people sitting inside it. The chair has also been often presented on print, film and TV, with the most latest being on the music video for the Black Eyed Peas song “I've Gotta Feeling”.