Some outdoor lounge furniture plays it safe. The Ghoda Chair by Qeeboo gallops in the other direction.

Part creature, part cartoon, part playground monument—Ghoda’s chunky silhouette brings a horse to mind, but not one for riding. Its rotomoulded polyethylene body is equally at home on a pool deck or in a public courtyard. The grooved texture, like spun sugar, hints at its CNC-like precision. But this isn’t precious. It’s huggable. Durable. Fun.

Originally sculpted in bronze by designer Satyendra Pakhalé, the chair now trades patina for polyethylene without losing presence. Monochrome or multicolor, each one feels like a design dare—inviting interaction yet built for commercial durability.

For designers seeking outdoor lounge furniture that makes a statement, Ghoda delivers. Specify it poolside, on a rooftop, or anywhere form and function are meant to mingle.

It shares a lineage with other animal-shaped showpieces—like SI Studio’s Origami’s Hunter—where playful form meets public function.