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Collar Chair by Skrivo – 2012 IMM Cologne (28)

Collar Chair by Skrivo – 2012 IMM Cologne (28)

In 2012 Stefan Krivokapic, who has a studio in Milan by the name of Skrivo, stood at IMM Cologne himself as a young designer.

About the Collar Chair:

The inspiration for the initial concept was stimulated by the way a collar folds. This creates a more comfortable chair as well as adding a more distinct visual detail. Collar combines technology and detailed handcrafting. The reaction injection-moulded interior was followed by intense modelling. The upholstery is tailored just like a made to measure suit. Even the buttons are upholstered to match the seat cushion, underscoring the importance of every last detail.

Stacks by Skrivo – 2012 IMM Cologne (22)

Stacks by Skrivo – 2012 IMM Cologne (22)

In 2012 Stefan Krivokapic who has a studio in Milan by the name of Skrivo, stood at IMM Cologne himself as a young designer.

Stack for Amura
The concept behind the Stack easy chair comes from the idea of having cushions in constant motion that look like they have been stacked randomly on top of each other. Placing multicoloured polyurethane upholstered cushions on a molded plywood structure creates the perception of depth and playfulness. Two tubular steel rods add additional aesthetic detail as well as structural support for the ash wood legs.

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Colony Armchair by Skrivo for Miniform

 

Skrivo is the design studio of Stefan Krivokapic

The Colony armchair has a steam bent beach frame with a seat/backrest in open webbed cane. A series of upholstered cushion complement the chair by adding additional comfort.

Caning has always caught our eye. It is functional, sustainable, resistant, lightweight, and most importantly it reminds us of furnishings from the past. From its origins in Southeast Asia to its introduction in Europe that ranges from French baroque to Austrian industrial age seating.

While researching the caning process we realized that it is very suitable for shaping allowing it to follow a wooden frame relatively well. A contemporary look is achieved by designing the armchair in multiple colours and making the structure more angular compared to more traditionally caned furniture. This in turn creates greater contrast between the frame and caned sections of the chair.