Take a close look and you’ll see the Stitched Chair looks like somebody upholstered the wood frame except there’s a problem with that presumption – there is no frame. The chair is actually made from high grade ballistic tech kevlar aramide fabric. The fiber is strong enough to support a person yet pliable enough to really “tailor” some unique forms. Who needs wood glue and nails when all you need is a needle and thread.
Designer: Henny van Nistelrooy
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I don’t get the point of it
How about one point being that something like this would preserve trees. I guess you're one of those people that don't even know that a world without trees is a world without life.. they make our oxygen.. you know?
I think it's a rather nifty idea, and the possibilities seem rather endless.
How about one point being that something like this would preserve trees. I guess you're one of those people that don't even know that a world without trees is a world without life.. they make our oxygen.. you know?
I think it's a rather nifty idea, and the possibilities seem rather endless.
Very nice! These make me smile. Thanks.