ockupationsmakt: ECAL (Stool/Side-Table) by Nicolas le Moigne
BANQUINHO N°2
tan, black, white
via la redoute
Stapelhocker aino, by Jan Kurtz Möbel GmbH
Offset, by Giorgio Biscaro Design Studio
The stool/seat is made of slices cut from one piece of bent plywood attached to three leg profiles by metal bars. It’s the result of a deep research into bent plywood, it’s possibilities in furniture, and manufacturing process optimization.
The trilobated shape of the seat is unusual, but it’s more comfortable, regardless of people’s different heights: since it mimics a bottom’s print, legs can immediately reach the floor and they are not pressed to the edge of a wider seat.
Plywood is really little expensive, and this, combined with the easiness of production method (single radius bent, waste reduction and one-gesture mill) sets price really really low. Even packaging is light and minimal, since the disassembled stool can fit into a 43x21x8cm box, providing great storage. The main body is painted but the top of the seat remains natural, to show how it’s made.
Flatpack furniture as it should be.
Simple, honest handmade furniture from Slow Wood. Fine mix of Ash and Iron.
Beautiful.
Bonn By Porcuatro
