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DESIGN
o4i Designstudio, Sweden
APPLICATION
Conference halls, meeting and waiting areas
MATERIAL
Form pressed plywood
ZESTY is designed with the intention to fully utilize and challenge our great skills in moulded plywood production. The result is a “spicy” and well balanced chair that brings the best out of moulded plywood - with a minimum of material and a maximum of comfort and style. With a characteristic leg frame and a slender profile
ZESTY is a functional multipurpose stacking chair that adds an extra flavour to any public and domestic environment
ZESTY is available in different natural wood veneers - birch, beech, maple, cherry, walnut, oak, zebrano, wenge. It comes clear lacquered or in wide range of stained finish
ZESTY is stackable up to 10 pieces
Capturing context shots on the C300 at a Flea Market.
Seen whilst shooting the Nokia Lumia campaign.
Beijing 2012.
DESIGN
o4i Designstudio, Sweden
APPLICATION
Conference halls, meeting and waiting areas
MATERIAL
Form pressed plywood
ZESTY is designed with the intention to fully utilize and challenge our great skills in moulded plywood production. The result is a “spicy” and well balanced chair that brings the best out of moulded plywood - with a minimum of material and a maximum of comfort and style. With a characteristic leg frame and a slender profile
ZESTY is a functional multipurpose stacking chair that adds an extra flavour to any public and domestic environment
ZESTY is available in different natural wood veneers - birch, beech, maple, cherry, walnut, oak, zebrano, wenge. It comes clear lacquered or in wide range of stained finish
ZESTY is stackable up to 10 pieces
Opening night of Toulouse Interiors - Design Studio and Gallery in Asbury Park,NJ. toulouseinteriors.com/ Exhibition "Parcel + Stitch with Brianne Walasek www.briannewalasek.com/ Photo by www.sasphotoimaging.com
New design and architecture in Philadelphia. Finally new and interesting projects are being built. I will keep documenting all of the new projects going up to have a large overview of the non-red-brick Philadelphia. Robert A. M. Stern Architect