Chairs, Chair Design and Chair Designers
All of these chairs I’m introducing below is, in form, doable by simply folding a piece of paper, although the term origami might not be within the description of the piece. I hope this benefits to people that’s really into paper art, which I personally am myself. Enjoy. Folder by Stefan Schöning designed for polyline … Continue reading “5 Origami Inspired Modern Chairs”
Philip Michael Wolfson Origami chair, designed 1991, executed 2007 Gold-leafed acid-patinated sheet steel. 27 1/2 in. (69.9 cm) high The Apartment Ltd., UK. From an edition of 8 “right” examples. Estimate: $16,000-20,000 SOLD AT $21,250 via Phillips de Pury & Company. Moved here from ChairBlog | Tumblr on October 25, 2009
White Origami like Folded Chair by Spanish designer Enoc Armengol
Stitching Concrete by industrial design graduate Florian Schmid is a collection of stools made from a material called Concrete Canvas. It consists of cement layered between fabric and a PVC backing that can be manipulated for a few hours when wet and then hardens. Schmid shapes the Concrete Canvas and then stitches the edges together … Continue reading “Stitching Concrete Chair by Florian Schmid”
Oru by Ramón Esteve for Joquer Another seating furniture piece inspired by the art of paper folding, origami. Made with stress-resistant polyurethane and filled with several densities of foam, Oru is a swiveling armchair by Barcelona based Ramón Esteve for Spanish furniture manufacturer Joquer. Available in several bright juicy colors.