‘zieharsofika’ by meike harde

 

 

developed by german designer meike harde , the benches and stools in ‘zieharsofika’ translates the beauty of controlled drapery into a bigger dimension. wrinkles in upholstery products are often hidden by complicated construction, here the fabric plays against the rules and is used as a skin without any creases. by re-thinking common cushioning techniques, the project uses conventional rubber foam mats which, with the help of elastic bands, come out as an ornamental form. the rectangular forms remain stretched, only to change when additional layering is implemented.

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika big bench and stools

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika connection by elastic rubber bands

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika close-up view

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika has storage functions

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika can be used as magazine holder

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika big bench

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika construction

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika other possible applications

 

 

meike harde: zieharsofika material and models

 

 

 

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