The Ziba recliner, constructed from curved plywood, oak seat and backrest elements, and strips of recycled rubber (or other recycled elastic material), symbolizes an island and a corner where the user can take a break. It's a sort of cradle for the adult. It represents a modern interpretation of a cradle and an artificially assembled human nest, which is both comfortable and unique. The recliner emphasizes the warmth and homeliness of wood, as we touch wood wherever we come into contact with it. Privacy is also emphasized in the recliner, as we are in a sort of divided space defined by a circle. The recliner provides the user with various sitting positions while ensuring that even when resting, we make small movements, sway, and in a way, "float" embraced by the wooden support. This maintains better circulation throughout the body, relieving the body alternately and as evenly as possible. Therefore, the recliner is more attractive, interesting, and more ergonomic than recliners designed only as deep seats or as beds. We control our own balance, so we are not entirely passive in our rest, thus avoiding discomfort. The seat and backrest are designed to provide support on the left and right sides, while the spine remains relatively free, avoiding pressure on the recliner with exposed bone areas.