An incredibly impressive exhibition that no chair lover should miss! I was in tears when I saw this extraordinary example of a swivel office chair. Can only warmly recommend the visit! For the chair!!🫡

What a great chair museum. I am thrilled that such an important topic is receiving such attention. Chairs are much more than we think. They usually stand firmly in life, give us security, support us and so much more. I can hardly wait until the chair finally gets a special exhibition with you. You're doing great work and continued success. See you soon 🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑 🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑

Please add chairs so that I can sit on them while I'm looking at chairs because my legs were hurting after not being able to sit in a chair museum. I'm just kidding you guys are amazing but I love tables

The Heidelberg Chair Museum is a remarkable place that at first glance may not attract the attention it deserves. But for those who find their way into this unique facility, a fascinating journey through the history of seating awaits. As an avid Reddit user and r/placeDE fan, I was lucky enough to visit this museum and was pleasantly surprised. As soon as you enter the museum you are overwhelmed by the variety of chairs on display. It's amazing how shapes and materials have developed over the centuries. From antique wooden chairs to modern design pieces, you can see everything here. The museum also offers insights into the cultural and social changes that accompanied these developments. What makes the Heidelberg Chair Museum special, however, is its connection to the Reddit community and specifically to r/placeDE. The r/placeDE project was a fascinating social experiment on Reddit in which thousands of users collaborated in real time to create a massive digital work of art. In many ways, this work of art became a reflection of our global online community. In the Heidelberg Chair Museum, the connection between r/placeDE and the topic of chairs is created in an ingenious way. An exhibition is dedicated entirely to this project, showcasing the contributions and interactions of the Reddit community that brought it to life. Visitors can see how different groups of people worked together to create pixelated chair designs on r/placeDE and how these designs were then integrated into the museum's collection. The combination of chair art and the digital community of Reddit makes a visit to the Heidelberg Chair Museum a unique experience. It shows how the internet and social media can influence culture and art. The museum creates a bridge between the past and the digital present and impressively shows how chairs are not just places to sit, but can also be symbols of human creativity and collaboration. Overall, I can recommend the Heidelberg Chair Museum to anyone who is interested in history, art and the fascinating possibilities of the Internet. It's a place that shows how different worlds - the world of chairs and the world of Reddit - can merge in inspiring ways. A visit here will certainly make you think and perhaps even inspire you to make your own contribution to digital art and culture.

This chair museum is unbelievable. Just perfect. So many different chairs with unique stories. Highly recommended. Chair to power!!!

Simply beautiful, just like the great invention chair👍

A chair show for the whole family. The entire chair history is really represented there. Really recommended.

Impressive. A visit should become an integral part of the curriculum in all schools. For the chair!

Super

Chairs are actually the main character in the living room. Even curtains are just bots in comparison.