/DESIGN/newswire -- COMO, CO, ITALY -- THURSDAY, 07 NOVEMBER 2024, 16:50 UTC+1
HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGE AVAILABLE
CHINA -- /DESIGN/newswire -- Aug 21, 2022
Han Mei's Erhu-inspired chair design, winner of the Bronze A' Design Award in 2023, pays homage to the traditional Chinese instrument while reimagining it as a contemporary piece of furniture.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Han Mei's chair design, inspired by the traditional Chinese instrument Erhu, seamlessly blends cultural heritage with modern aesthetics. The chair's back leg emulates the Ming-style hoof-shaped leg, offering a tribute to Ming-style furniture while interpreting traditions in a new light.
The chair's structure is elegantly simple, comprising only two parts: the seat surface and legs. Crafted from curved plywood, the chair's three-dimensional seating space is designed to perfectly fit the human body, showcasing a harmonious fusion of form and function.
The chair's production involves pressing curved plywood into a premade mold, with the surface featuring ash wood and walnut veneering. The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable seating experience, aligning with the natural contours of the human body.
-END-
Create a newsroom for direct access to journalists, making your news easier to get published and featured.
Create Your Newsroom