The Ziba lounger, which is built from curved plywood, seat and backrest from oak elements and strips from recycled rubber (or other recycled elastic material), is a symbol of an island and a corner where the user can find time to rest. A kind of cradle for a grown man. It is a modern interpretation of a manger and an artificially assembled human nest that is both comfortable and different. The warmth and homeliness of wood is emphasized in the recliner, because wherever we are in contact with the recliner, we touch the wood. Private space is also emphasized, as we are in a recliner in a kind of partitioned space defined by a circle. The recliner provides the user with different sitting positions and at the same time ensures that even when resting, we perform small movements, move ourselves, in a way even "float" embraced by the wooden support. In this way, we maintain a better flow through the body and thereby relieve the entire body alternately and as evenly as possible. Therefore, the recliner is more attractive, interesting and more ergonomic than recliners that are designed only as a deep seat or only as a bed. We control our own balance and thus are not completely passive in our rest, thereby avoiding pain. The seat and backrest are designed in such a way that they provide us with support on the left and right side, and the spine is quite free, so we do not press on the recliner with the exposed parts of the bones.