makio hasuike & co. blends techniques and materials with tokyo chairs
the chairs combine two opposite methods of woodworking, one ancient and one contemporary, in a melding of curved ply and solid wood.
makio hasuike & co. blends techniques and materials with tokyo chairs
all images courtesy of makio hasuike & co.
‘tokyo’ is a collection of seats from milanese design studio, makio hasuike & co. the chairs combine two opposite methods of woodworking, one ancient and one contemporary, in a melding of curved ply and solid wood. the ply is curved spherically, made possible only by fairly recent techniques and technologies, while the solid woods are processed via traditional turning. moulded polyurethane cushions–fit precisely to the back and seat–complete the design.
color range
curved ply and turned hardwood legs
the chairs combine ancient and contemporary working methods
connection point
prototype
side-view
3/4 view
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