One winter day in the early 60s, the Finnish designer Yrjö Kukkapuro was playing in the snow with his daughter Isa. Together they made different types of snow chairs. The results were so inspiring that the designer soon had to leave for his workshop atelier to create something similar from “real materials”. He positioned conventional chicken wire so that he could form a shape by sitting on it – just like in the snow. The perfect shape was created immediately. Thus began the story of the famous glassfiber chair, Karuselli.