Why Your Chair Might Be Killing Your Vibe (And the Planet)

Let’s talk about chairs. Not just any chairs. Artifacts. Instruments. Frequencies captured in form.

Because here’s the truth no one wants to admit:

Most furniture is noise. Fast design is the sugar of interiors—cheap, addictive, and empty. Manufactured en masse, sold en masse, and discarded en masse. A $99 chair from a warehouse store isn’t just bad for your back, it’s bad for your energy. And bad for the planet.

Every object holds a frequency. What you sit on, what you eat at, what surrounds you—it all talks to your subconscious. It either grounds you, or it drains you.

That’s why I design chairs that do something very different.

Each John Brevard chair is a spatial frequency tool, not a mass-produced placeholder. Sculpted with sacred geometry. Built with sustainable materials. Finished by hand. Not designed to match trends—but to outlive them. These are heirlooms, not landfill.

You don’t need more stuff. You need fewer things that matter. Objects with soul. Objects that elevate your frequency, not dull it. You can feel the difference the moment you sit. There’s a resonance—a grounding. You’re not just sitting. You’re plugged in.

We’ve become numb to beauty. To craft. To meaning. And it’s time to wake the f*ck up.

Start with your space. Start with your chair.

Because design isn’t just what you see—it’s what you feel.

And when you align your space, you align your life.

John Brevard