Stuck Chair by Oato

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没有钢钉的贯穿，也没有胶水的黏合，荷兰设计师Oato的Stuck椅子挑战材料和结构的可能性，将硬木的刚性发挥极致，利用椅腿固定角度的夹角受力，以一根椅背（金属涂层）实现整个木椅的交叉受力。所有的元素各就其位，各司其职，没有多余。力学和美学的完美结合。

 

STUCK CHAIR

A chair that was created by taking apart all the elements of an archetypical chair and rearranged them as if they were simply stuck together. The product is a research about new possibilities of construction and material.

Doing so it creates a chair that doesn’t need additional supports, all the element now have a leading and supporting role in the total structure of the chair.

The seating and the legs are created out of wood that makes them squirm tight. The backrest is made out of steel so it won’t loose shape when force is applied; therefor it maintains the chair’s shape as much as possible.

The chair is made from oak wood and the backrest is made out of powder-coated steel.

The Stuck chair has been applied for the ARC12 Chair design contest initiated by Thonet and dutch architecture magazine de Architect. It received a special mention for its innovative use of material and keen details.

Here’s some more information from the Oato:

About Oato

Oato Design Office is established by Stefan Tervoort and Pim Snijdoodt. While both graduated as product designers, they hold different qualities when it comes to the design field. One a more typical designer focused on expression of design and aesthetics, And The Other focused on research and management. Stefan and Pim both recently graduated from the Product Design course at the School for the Arts Utrecht.

OATO Design Office Company Profile.

Vision

‘We search for the poetic side of industrial design.’

Profile

OATO Design Office is established by Stefan Tervoort and Pim Snijdoodt. While both graduated as product designers, they hold different qualities when it comes to the design field. One a more typical designer focused on expression of design and aesthetics, And The Other focused on research and management.

Stefan Tervoort – CHIEF DESIGNER

2007 Media College Amsterdam – Media Design
2011 Internship at Aldo Bakker Studio
Freelance work for Aldo Bakker Studio a.o.
2012 Utrecht School of the Arts – BA Product Design
2012 Started Oato Design Office

Pim Snijdoodt – MANAGEMENT

2007 Graafschap College Doetinchem – Social Work
2011 Internship at Christine Boland, Trend analyst
and consultant
2012 Utrecht School of the Arts – BA Product Design
2012 Started Oato Design Office

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