iBall has a white fiberglass shell and a matching metal base. These chairs are made in the United States by skilled fiberglass molders and expert fabric upholsterers. *

inmod offers your choice of interior fabric colours. *

Exterior colors, which are now available for inmod's modPod Egg Chair (a.k.a. modPod) will soon be available for the i Ball Chair as well. *

The next three photos show the classic red and white combination, a popular choice. *

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Another fab orange retro shot.
From Eero Aarnio's Web site. *

Inmod's modPod™ Egg Chair. *

The modPod™ Egg Chair comes in a plethora of interior & exterior colors. *

Current models include the standard Egg / Pod Speaker Chair for only $1599, the modPod Egg Chair (complete with an upgraded audio package for the ultimate surround sound experience), and the Deluxe modPod Egg Chair (which includes audio upgrade and a matching ottoman). *

This makes me want to run out and buy an Eero.
From Eero Aarnio's Web site.

A very sexy bubble pose.
From Eero Aarnio's Web site. *

A Ball chair is featured in an article about travelling, In Style magazine, July 2000. *

Long legs, red heels and a red ball chair!
This great image is from the Inmod site. *

A new production "sphere chair" and wow - check out those heels.
From ebachelorpad (defunct site). *

A retro orange Ball *

spubble bubble chair from inmod. *

Another shot of the prototype with phone. *

A nice white-on-white ball which was for sale on eBay *

A schematic drawing of a bubble chair.From hoge. *

Found this T-shirt design archived at X-Large.com. Alas, it looks like it's no longer in production *

Egg for sale on eBay. With cool ottoman.
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Dominik's own "stereo commander luxus" made by Rosita. Isn't that cool? *

modPod egg chair available at inmod. *

modPod egg chair with tray, from inmod. *

Another view of inmod's modPod. *

Eero Aarnio in the prototype (which had a built in telephone!) along with miniatures. The miniatures alone cost about $250!
from his Web site *

I've never played The Sims, but if I ever do, my family is getting some egg chairs! These are some ultra cool versions created for the game - check out the swirls and the wooden one. The ones in the top row are from The McNamara Object, Inc. Sims Resource site. The Libarace-like gold one is from The Tazman Sims. The purple interior is from Matt's Sims resouce page. He has several more in other colours. *

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I was clicking through FARK and solely by happenstance, ran across this great picture! The model is named Jordan and this is from her 2000 Calendar.
Image from an Italian site called ssmax ( WARNING : this site has a lot of Playboy type nudity and may not be suitable for work.)
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An interesting precursor to the bubble and the egg - a chair from the "invisible" line by Edwin & Estelle Laverne, circa 1957. Source: galere *

A Lee egg with the original Mirameko fabric. *

A funky interior with a pastil chair up front and, yes, an orange leather-cushioned bubble at the top left.
Source: l'Associazione Italiana Pellicceria (AIP). *

I'll bet this ball is happy in such surroundings.
Source: l'Associazione Italiana Pellicceria (AIP). *

An Op-ulent display featuring a bubble chair.
From Scandinavian Design.Com.
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The CD cover for the Supreme Beings of Leisure's self-titled US debut. Besides being a really good CD, it is the on album in existence I know of that features an illustration of a ball (or maybe it's an egg) chair. The drawing is by David Tazzyman. He is represented by a cool commercial art gallery: Private View UK. The band's site is here. It features the same illustration *

While researching David Tazzyman, I found another cool artist at the Private View UK site: Paul Bergess. Here is a collage of his featuring all kinds of yummy pop art motifs: Warhol paintings, ball TVs, targets, The Playboy and Batman logos, and at the centre - a ball chair! He's also done some covers for a Thomas Pynchon novel - not too shabby. *

Another chair from the Laverne "Invisible" line.
Source: wright20. *

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Great interior picture showing a ball with a screw table and a couple of pastil chairs.
From a Japanese web site. *

A cool reflective ball photo from this Japanese web site. *