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See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil…with one of these awesome, eco-friendly Siella Micos Chairs in your home! By entering into Inmod’s April Giveaway, you have the chance to win the Siella Micos Chair of your choice.
Made by Unodot, the chairs you see above are: the Siella Micos See Chair, the Siella Micos Speak Chair and the Siella Micos Hear Chair. Each is handmade using Rainforest-Alliance certified wood in the finish of your choice, with the monkey graphic in the color of your choice.
To be entered into the contest to win the Unodot chair of your choice, simply leave a comment on the Inmod blog stating which chair you would choose and how you would use it in your home. (You will have to register to leave a comment, if you haven’t done so in the past.)
For additional entries, share the following message on Twitter and/or Facebook: “I entered to win a Unodot Siella Micos Chair from @Inmod. Click here to enter: http://bit.ly/fxEpz0”
Sharing on Twitter and Facebook will get you additional entries, but will not be counted if you do not have a comment on the Inmod blog. Also, make sure you tag Inmod on Facebook so we can track your entry!
Entries will be accepted until Saturday, April 30th at 11:59 pm PST. After the contest has closed, entries will be chosen at random and notified by Tuesday, May 3rd. Winner must be located within the 48 contiguous states.
Check out the three chairs and all of their available colors here!
I would put some of this chairs in a boardroom of a big company
I love the hear no evil monkey in black. Something about black ink on natural wood does something for me. I would use it in my studio as an indicator of my distaste for others’ negativity. Too often are people around me in each other’s business or crying about drama. This chair would illustrate my common act of plugging my ears with my fingers. It’s tough in a ceramics studio, because there’s always clay on my hands.
I will use ” hear chair” (actualy NOT to hear chair) in front of my wife when she is grouch.