paul evermann: bender stool at interieur 2010 kortrijk
designboom spotted the ‘bender stool’ by german designer paul evermann at the ‘youngdesignersfair’, a programme of the biennale nterieur 2010 in kortrijk, belgium. each seating object is an assemblage of worn-out chair legs and found wood pieces, that are attached to the laser-cut seat with the help of cable ties, resulting in a simple furniture piece that can be constructed completely tool-free.
top view of the laser cut metal seat image © designboom
the legs of each stool are either pieces of found wood, or taken from discarded furniture pieces image © designboom
possible leg variations image © designboom
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