Air Chair by Samuel Accoceberry

Offices are the one place that people should be cozy; this is because we spend about three quarters of our lives in the office and for the better part of that time we spend it seated. For this reason, the chair design that we choose should be excellent for our sitting positions. However, the Air Chair by Samuel Accoceberry is totally different to the usual stackable chairs. It has a unique design and the sleek lines made it elegant and perfect for any use. In addition, the moment the Air Chair is stacked, it creates a beautiful graphic and colorful animation that made it not only a chair but as a part of the interior design as well.

The technique for this piece relies on the close interlocking of seven curved wooden laths aseembled in decreasing height. The splay of the laths constitutes the back, their joining low down forms the rear base. Material is honed to the strict essential, but the rhythm of the laths creates a visual effect. Stacked Air Chairs save space and provide graphic and colourful animation. Wood, the recyclable material par excellence, is joined using biological glue.

via contemporist

Leave a Reply

About us

Homedit is an online blog dedicated to modern design. Our mission is to bring you what’s fresh and new in art, architecture, interior design, furniture and decor, fashion, technology, tips and tricks for improving your home, and many more.If you want to show us an interesting project please send us some high quality pictures plus  a 300 words about that project by using the contact form.

Homedit is not a retail shop, nor do we sell anything from this website. We try to direct you to a website with every post, so that you can inquire directly.... read more.

Advertising

Submit a design

We are interested in interior design , architecture, furniture and lighting, but it can be anything, as long as it's about home.

Email to admin@homedit.com with the following info:

  • A brief description 200 words or more
  • A link to a website is always good
  • Email as many large photos as you have