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Folding Chair
The problem of the folding chair is a long standing question between efficiency of space and portability. The solution for the folding chair came by cutting highly precise lines through material sheets, as would a surgeon with a scalpel trough tissue resulting in a part origami part jigsaw puzzle chair.
Designer: Leo Salom (United States)
Manufacturer: Self (United States)
Material: Plywood
Colours: natural
Aluminum Stool
The design for the stool was inspired by airplane, bridge, and shipbuilding, using assembly techniques that display the way the parts are made. Constructed from five 18-gauge bent and riveted aluminum pieces, the stool is naturally strong and weighs less than 2 lbs.
Designer: Leo Salom (United States)
Manufacturer: Self (United States)
Inspired By: Industrial artifacts
Material: Bent aluminumsheets
Colours: grey
Dimension: 18x12x12
Price: $ 198
