etc.etc. studio assemble naïve chair for emko at maison et objet
'naïve' is a composition of six equal parts that interchangeably function as legs and a backrest that are screwed into a scooped ash seat pan.
etc.etc. studio assemble naïve chair for emko at maison et objet
the starting point of etc.etc. studio‘s ‘naïve’ chair was the notion of designing one that could be drawn by a 4 year old – a seat and six sticks. produced by lithuanian furniture brand emko, ‘naïve’ is a composition of six equal parts that interchangeably function as legs and a backrest that are screwed into a scooped ash seat pan; with the simplified assembly making it easy to manufacture and transport more efficiently in a flatpack format. the challenge was to calculate the right lengths of these elements, and arrange them in precise angles in order to provide a welcoming posture and pleasant sitting position. a soft ‘pullover’ can be tugged over the backrest for more comfort and is available in six colors, or natural oiled ash. these can be mixed to create a range of seating with different color combinations.
the ‘naïve’ chair is being presented at maison et objet 2015 from september 4th to 8th.
‘naïve’ chairs come in a range of colors
the individual elements of the chair can be interchanged for a more colorful seating object
‘naïve’ is comprised of six equal components used for the legs and backrest, that screw into a scooped ash seat pan
a ‘pullover’ can be placed over the backrest to offer more comfort
the ‘naïve’ chair is being presented at maison et objet 2015
wood texture of the ‘naïve’ chair
detail of the wood grain textures
the design is conceived from the simplicity of a child’s drawing of a chair
alternate views of the ‘naïve’ chair
‘naïve’ chair paired with etc.etc. studio’s ‘my writing desk’
silhouette of the ‘naïve’ chair
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