Park CHAIR
OCTOBER 2012
mapple wood
WITH SMD CABINET MAKER
A public bench is a quotidian object that is almost invisible. It is present wherever we are, in urban landscapes or in nature. It’s a basic piece of furniture that is comfortable, economical and in most cases anonym.
The Park Chair is inspired by the basic idea of a collective piece of furniture by adapting them to her requirement and her domestic scale. By using this typology as a starting point for a wooden chair, my intention was to design a chair with an eye to a feasible mass production.
The chair has a light and transparent structure and draws the outline of a recognisable object for everyone.
The cabinetmaker’s quality lies in assembling and finishing. By using slats fixed on a simple structure the overall make one single entity in maplewood.
It is a picture of a bench in a single version that is stackable and reduced in its form.
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