Mosquito is the result of a reflexion relating to the humanism and the autonomy of the piece of furniture. A first gesture towards the `not furniture’. The answer takes to the form an alive being. A chair autonomous, obvious, readily agreeing to play the part of comfortable chair. The Mosquito chair is carried out starting from one only bent timber sheet. It is stackable in two ways, pragmatic or graphic.
Finish/material: White, black or blanched oak curved plywood.
Designer: Michael Bihain
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lovely….i especially like the unique shape in unity and also in stacking…..kudos 🙂
see last Tom Dixon chair
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3163/2421281380_3f45705219.jpg
the legs system makes me think of the Myto chair by konstantin Grcic.
Anyway, nice use of plywood
I rather prefer to see a real photo than a render. Not sure this shape its possible