Designers of chairs often consider the amount of space that their creations take up, in addition to the priority of ergonomics. Interestingly, the Chair 53 by Chris Jackson has been thought up with a different issue in mind: what features will make it easier to set it aside?
Take a close look at the cafe chair and you'll notice that the front sides of the two front legs have been subtly beveled. The resultant angled surfaces make the empty object more stable when it's tilted towards the table. Crumbs fall off of the seat and the cleaners have better access to the floor.
You'll also notice a handle along the back of the Chair 53's flat seat. This makes it more convenient to pick up and upend when such restaurant furniture must be flipped and placed on the tabletops after close.
Slant-Footed Seating
The Chair 53 Has Been Designed for Conveniently Closing Up Shop
Trend Themes
1. Space-efficient Seating - Designing chairs with space-saving features allows for more efficient use of floor space.
2. Ergonomic Support - Incorporating ergonomic features in chairs can improve overall comfort and reduce the risk of injury or strain.
3. Convenient Chair Handling - Creating designs with handles or other features that make it easier to move and store chairs can improve operational efficiency.
Industry Implications
1. Restaurant Furniture - Restaurants could benefit from incorporating space-efficient and easy-to-handle seating options to maximize floor space and streamline operations.
2. Office Furniture - Office furniture manufacturers can explore designs that prioritize ergonomics and make it easier to move, store, and reconfigure chairs based on changing needs.
3. Event Rental Services - Event rental companies could offer seating options with space-saving features and convenient handling to help organizers maximize event space and streamline setup and teardown.