Bent plywood has been used in furniture for a long time now, but this process continues to evolve thanks to the introduction of new technologies such as CNC milling that allows the use of more complex moulds.
Jorg Boner explores the structural and aesthetical possibilities of this manufacturing process obtaining a compact and subtle chair. The ends of the seat are bent out, generating a rhombus-like shape that integrates nicely with the legs and has no rough edges towards the user. The backrest is made of a large curved plywood piece that wraps the seat, donating the chair with a remarkable visual lightness.
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