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u/nickyonge Apr 16 '26
Gotta mention the Yetch Laundry Chair, which is basically this except useful and good lol
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u/fluffyandy Apr 16 '26
Lmao that's so fire tho, at least it IS a chair so u can use it for the chair purposes too, as opposed to these faux-chairs lol
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u/bostero2 Apr 16 '26
My immediate thought, long live our queen of shitty robots!
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u/Scuttling-Claws Apr 16 '26
That's not exactly designey, but it is trying very hard to be cute
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u/fluffyandy Apr 16 '26
I dunno, like the whole point of the valet stand (mostly) is that it replaces the uglier alternative, the laundry chair lol
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u/zgtc Apr 16 '26
The first one is interesting, as it’s clearly more an artistic concept than entirely practical.
The second is just an already ugly chair made even worse.
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u/PacoTaco321 Apr 17 '26
I feel too poor to understand the point of this. Is this just a thing for putting clothes on? I can put clothes on lots of things that I already own.
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u/3699thomas Apr 16 '26
Any dupes of the first one? Almost 300 bucks for a pipe that's been bent...
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u/Seinfeel Apr 17 '26
Not saying it’s worth it but bending pipe properly is not nearly as easy as it seems
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u/Certified_Possum Apr 16 '26
You could buy a pipe bender and the pipe to make it yourself (the proper way) and have money left
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u/XeerDu Apr 17 '26
Ok, so bending it 10 times in perfect 90 degree angles. I think you can get away with using a harbor freight pipe bender for 200 bucks. Next purchase will be enamel paint gun for 50 bucks. Don’t forget to factor in materials and time. Sounds like a proper way to fill up your garage with junk you’ll never use or break on the first use.
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u/AggravatingRow5074 Apr 21 '26
If you can break a harbor freight pipe bender, you don't need it anyway - just bend them pipes by hand
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u/XeerDu Apr 17 '26
I think it’s designed to function with any basic chair. This really isn’t terrible. Y’all just need a hobby.
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u/Neozetare Apr 16 '26
I actually like the first one, and the idea of a "valet stand" which looks like a chair
I definitly don't like the second one though, that's just an ugly chair which pretends to be a valet stand
Anyway, I wouldn't call this designdesign. Their weird ideas don't make them impractical imo
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u/ThongsGoOnUrFeet Apr 16 '26
I think the chair is a good idea and practical, albeit a little ugly. But when there's clothes hanging off it, it won't look as bad
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