noiz architects: morphing furniture

noiz architects: morphing furnitureall images courtesy of noiz architects

japan and taiwan-based noiz architecture, design and planning were recently commissioned to design a cultural salon for taiwan land corporation to enhance the corporate identity of the company. the design theme of the project was ‘transformation’. along with designing the new interior the firm developed furniture for the salon, which followed with this notion of transforming. their morphing table and chairs are derived from iconic pieces of modern designed furniture. the forms morph from one typology of a chair or table into another in one continuous form.

profile of a morphing panton chair originally designed by verner panton

profile of the tulip chair by eero saarinen morphing into the zig-zag chair by gerrit thomas rietveld

overview of the morphing table

profiles of the morphing tables and chairs

the different chair and table typologies that were used

icons of the morphing forms

a technical look at how the shape of the chairs and table evolve from one end to another

sliced profiles and morphing forms