The Nest Chair by Rush Pleansuk Looks Like a Basketball Net
Allison Love — July 24, 2010 — Art & Design
References: designboom & notcot.org
The Nest Chair from Rush Pleansuk looks a bit like a wooden basketball net, but is actually a woven masterpiece of golden teak and ash wood.
The chair has a lattice effect and is one part of a study in joinery and interlocking parts. The Nest Chair is a beautiful piece of furniture that would accent any home thanks to its array of colorful wood. The chair is supported by steel mesh legs with a brace, so it's sturdy as well as beautiful.
Photo Credits: Designboom
The chair has a lattice effect and is one part of a study in joinery and interlocking parts. The Nest Chair is a beautiful piece of furniture that would accent any home thanks to its array of colorful wood. The chair is supported by steel mesh legs with a brace, so it's sturdy as well as beautiful.
Photo Credits: Designboom
Trend Themes
1. Woven Wood Seating - The Nest Chair showcases the trend of using woven wood for seating, offering a unique and visually appealing design element.
2. Joinery and Interlocking Parts - The interlocking parts and joinery technique featured in the Nest Chair highlight the trend of incorporating intricate craftsmanship into furniture design.
3. Colorful Wood Accents - The use of colorful wood in the Nest Chair demonstrates the trend of incorporating vibrant and eye-catching elements into furniture aesthetics.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The Nest Chair presents an opportunity for furniture designers to explore innovative ways of incorporating woven wood and intricate joinery techniques into their creations.
2. Interior Design - The trend of woven wood seating and intricate joinery techniques seen in the Nest Chair can inspire interior designers to create unique and visually appealing spaces.
3. Home Decor - The colorful wood accents of the Nest Chair offer an opportunity for home decor companies to offer customers a stylish and vibrant seating option that adds a pop of color to any space.
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