Bone Chair - Joris Laarman
WEBThe design of the Bone Chair actually began back in 1998, when Adam Opel GmbH, a German General Motors subsidiary, developed new imaging and simulation software with the intention to create a more efficient engine mount.
Joris Laarman. Bone Chair. 2006 - MoMA
WEBIn a transfer of design from the natural world to a man-made object, this chair is based on the generative process of bones. As bones grow, areas exposed to high stress develop the most mass, for strength.
Joris Laarman's 'Bone' Armchair - Phillips
WEBBeginning around 2006, Laarman became particularly interested in the biological processes of tree and bone growth as well as the possibilities of 3-D fabrication. These intellectual fascinations of Laarman’s coalesced in his first ‘Bone Chair’, a precursor to the present lot.
JORIS LAARMAN | "BONE" CHAIR | Important Design - Sotheby's
WEBThe “Bone” chair is perhaps the most widely recognizable model from the eponymous series, which also includes designs for an armchair, a chaise, a rocking chair, a bridge table and a bookshelf.
FUrniTURE: Joris Laarman’s Bone Chair - Ignis Fatuus
WEBOct 15, 2009 · The Bone Chair was designed to mimic an organically produced shape, so instead of simple, straight lines, it has wandering curves. But not just any curves: it’s not baroque, covered in useless frills. Instead the curves very closely follow a pattern mathematically determined for high efficiency.
Bone Chaise - Joris Laarman
WEBThe Bone Chaise is the only item in the series that we hand-made a mold for. A huge job, which through a lot of trial and error eventually resulted in the prototype now on show in the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
Synthetic Biology: Joris Laarman's "Bone" Chair - Phillips
WEBWith its low, mirror‐polished aluminum seat supported on a skeletal structure of attenuated members that seem to organically emerge from the floor, Bone chair’s curiously original form captures tensions between the artificial and the …
Joris Laarman - Design New York Tuesday, June 7, 2022 | Phillips
WEBSculpted into its striking form through biomechanical data, the Bone chair became a bellwether for the optimized objects of the future, engineered in with collaboration with nature, made manifest through technology, and refined by human hands.
Skeleton Furniture: The Bone Chair - TREND HUNTER
WEBJun 9, 2008 · The Bone Chair, by designer Joris Laarman, is inspired by bones and trees, and was created using a process that copies the way evolution constructs.
Hans Wegner's Wishbone Chair Design History and Examples - House Beautiful
WEBDec 6, 2021 · Hans Wegner designed the Wishbone Chair, or the CH24 seat, for Carl Hansen in 1949. Here's what makes it special—and how to spot an authentic one.