The Tie Stool Boasts a Unique and Minimalist Plywood Design
Elena Rahman — December 9, 2021 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
The Tie Stool is an elegantly and artistically designed piece of furniture. Its simplistic design is a combination of three bent plywood strips. Each strip is conveniently locked into the other to create a tripod-like appearance. The oddly satisfying stool boasts three solid plywood legs.
There is a small triangular gap at the center of the stool where the bent plants meet. The Tie Stool boasts a dynamic tripod format. The designers split three plywood strips into six parts to make the stool. Each individual part is formed using high pressure and temperatures that allow the planks to be pliable and retain their shape. The Tie Stool is able to flat-pack for easy shipping and transportation.
Image Credit: Deniz Aktay
There is a small triangular gap at the center of the stool where the bent plants meet. The Tie Stool boasts a dynamic tripod format. The designers split three plywood strips into six parts to make the stool. Each individual part is formed using high pressure and temperatures that allow the planks to be pliable and retain their shape. The Tie Stool is able to flat-pack for easy shipping and transportation.
Image Credit: Deniz Aktay
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Furniture - Designing simplistic and elegant furniture with stripped down materials.
2. Bent Plywood Design - Innovating with pliable materials to create unique and dynamic furniture pieces.
3. Flat-pack Furniture - Creating furniture that can be easily transported and assembled on-site.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Opportunities to innovate with materials and designs for more efficient manufacturing and transportation processes.
2. Interior Design - Incorporating minimalist and dynamic furniture designs into modern interior design trends.
3. Sustainable Packaging - Developing eco-friendly flat-packaging solutions for furniture products to reduce carbon footprint.
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