Akhalteke offers a unique sitting experience, evoking the sensation of riding a horse for the first time. Inspired by the designer's childhood horseback riding experiences and fascination with equine anatomy, the design establishes a two way interaction between the user and their experience. Drawing from the saddle, one of humanity's earliest seating forms, Akhalteke blends the comfort of a lounge chair with the essence of riding. The name comes from the Akhalteke, a breed of Turkmen horses, reflecting the design’s inspiration and dynamic form.

After completing his engineering studies, Amin Mohammadyari decided to follow his passion and interest, diving into the world of design and solving real-world problems on various emotional levels. This is the atmosphere Amin has always wanted to create for himself since childhood—a space where problems and challenges serve as inputs to his mind, passing through the function of his mental structure, resulting in solutions in the form of design. These solutions then enter people’s lives, and for him, this defines happiness and success.