The magic of a rocking chair

1/13/2017

In its modern form, it presents various models: design has gone in two directions: modernizing the classic form or restructuring. Midj in Italy interprets the classic rocking chair in a modern style, which fits any setting. This unique piece of furniture will be well-suited to all interiors.

The rocking chair has a positive influence on the vertebral column. When relaxing in a rocking chair, the position of the spine is dynamic and frees movement, especially recommended schoolchildren or office workers. The light rocking relaxes the body, increases concentration, stimulates muscles and counteracts anxiety and aggression. Interesting fact: the gentle rocking of body and head stimulates the collaboration between thought and logic!

Cristiano Castaldi IDW Italia
Cristiano Castaldi

Interior Designer since 1985

CEO & Founder, Italian Design in the World

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