
antoine phelouzat: quake shelf
a combination of wooden slats and metal cubes stack to create an uneven looking furniture piece.
‘quake shelf’ by antoine phelouzat image © eno
french designer and interior architect antoine phelouzat has created ‘quake’, a modular shelf system for eno. the furniture piece is comprised of several wooden slats held up by a metal cubes. the composition of the rectangular legs, more specifically the construction of the corners create the illusion of an unsteady structure. the design requires no hardware to assemble, and the steel wire units fit into one another, making it compact and transportable. like many good ideas, the simple and functional storage object took phelouzat twenty minutes to design. ‘quake’ was on on show at maison et objet 2012.
‘quake’ on show at maison et objet 2012 image © designboom
the rectangles come in two different heights
sketch of parts
detail image © designboom
antoine phelouzat sitting by his design portrait © designboom
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