The Chip chaise longue, designed by Teppo Asikainen and Ilkka Terho for Snowcrash in the mid-1990s, is an experimental Finnish design piece that challenged traditional ideas of functional seating. Created during the rise of digital culture, it reflects Snowcrash’s futuristic approach—melding technology, form, and comfort in unconventional ways. The design is minimal yet sculptural, embodying the collective’s goal of redefining Scandinavian design beyond its classic natural-material aesthetic.