Taksåpn Chair
Riskiness in Repetition
Purpose
I hope that my design could help my users use furniture longer, consuming less, constructing a sustainable consumption as well, not only the concept of being 'sustainable'. I am going to explore the possibilities of creating the individual value either for objects or users behind the background from mass production and repetition, which I think was one of solutions how to extend the life of a piece of furniture as much as possible.
Stenebyskolan, Dals Långed, Sweden
Stenebyskolan was a craft-based school surrounded by gorgeous nature, specializing in wood furniture design, which gave me insights into how to let material lead my design.
Respecting material and nature was my comprehension related to sustainable design.
Process of experiment regarding production
Inspiring as well as applying handicrafts into industrial production
Takspån
Roof shingle | Froe
Tow-axis milling machine | Manually control
Takspån chair
Ergonomics aesthetic
103° Backrest angle
93° Seat angle
Stackable
Saving space
21° Slope on the edge of armrest Easy for lifting up
Reject disposable chairs
Reliable wedge joint, trust wood and historical craft, both of wood and facts will tell you which structures or crafts were most suitable.
Apartment supported by @studiomurkla
Using scenes
