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'waste-less log chair' by architecture uncomfortable workshop
hungarian architecture uncomfortable workshop have taken the waste remains of reclaimed
oak timber logs after being processed to wood beams, and created 'waste less chair' - an expandable
seat that integrates two open positions, one as a rocking-chair, and one with a leg rest.
when not in use, the piece can be fully closed by collapsing it into its natural form.

closed position

context - open position

open position

context - open reclined position
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wow. unhappy hipster lols. but interesting concept. pretty weighty i reckon.
really nice design.
this kinda rustic-minimal furniture always blows my mind, nice item
James.. You would look that way if you were sentenced to sit in that chair also.
…But, they did say it comes from the ‘Uncomfortable Workshop’ – he was warned.
Jim
amazing!
Thats a lot of good wood for one chair… could have made several. The waste-not angle seems specious. Otherwise its pretty clever.