As its name suggests, the Origami Chair translates the folding paper language to a sharp, geometric, metal seating solution. Through a minimal number of folds, a three-dimensional structure designed to cradle the human body. The structure is supported by a metal pipe, perfectly bended to follow the shape created by the folds.
Designer: Uria Graver
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