Street artist turned industrial designer, Geert Decock’s latest work is this incredible chair that finds a delicate balance between form and function. Bent from a single sheet of aluminum, the Backbone chair is supported by a single tube located where the seat and backrest meet, providing it with not only added security, but a nice bounce when you sit down!
Designer: Geert Decock
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Huh. That’s actually pretty clever, but I’m not sure if it would hold a person. Good metalworking, in any case!
good work and nice idea,
but it looks really weighty, and also dangerous if you accidentally hit that chair in normal life.
I think you can do holes in the body to make become the chair lighter and you can round a little more the angles.
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I see pinches and blood blisters in the future of whomever sits in this chair.
Weight problems are easily solved by building it out of aluminum. With the addition of a couple gussets under the seat, it could hold pretty much any human being.
It holds a 100 kg with ease 🙂 As tested by me!
True story;)