‘nature of material’ in new colors
earlier this year, designboom published an article on israeli designer ran amitai’s ‘nature of material’, a series of stackable furniture. the idea of the project is to combine straight origami-like folds with natural folds. this integration between the strict and natural folds creates a steady construction from one hand and a soft, organic, upholstery like shape from the other. now, the series includes new colors and the addition of a coffee table.
ran amitai is part of the israeli design group bakery whose work is being shown at salone satellite 2010.
top view
side view
stacked stools
complete ‘nature of materials’ collection
table and stool
the series now includes the addition of a table
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