arik levy : pattern chair for emu

the seating elements are modular pieces that create a custom, modern unit. 

the design features a cylindrical vessel whereby a long neck projects outwards, curving over the open base container, the lighting element streaming downwards from it into the well.

versatile yet simple, the handmade paper and metalwork lamps function both as surface and hanging objects that can be used indoors or out. 

a singular piece of wire mesh is delicately folded and creased to create the chairs origami-like form.

the collection of metal objects look to introduce the normally concealed functional carcass as the furniture's main aesthetic.

in the japanese edo era, canisters were made from tin were a commonplace means of storage for tea. it was kiyosuke who first designed the tin tea caddy and made it into a commercially available item.