
Another insect-based furniture project for today:
Zurich-based architect Lukas Haller, principle of JOY architecture, just sent us some nice shots of Sinclair, a coffee table made from bent steel tubes and colored safety glass. According to Lukas, the goal was to evoke an insect-like stance, but also a familiarity so that it begins to be regarded as a pet. The diamond shape of the safety glass (which comes in 12 colors, btw), makes it easy to walk around when moving the light base to a new location.

The piece fits snugly within Lukas' design philosophy, "focused on the production of high quality, low-cost, and easy-to-use architectural environments." But, most of all, we love the way the safety glass tints the area beneath it.





Images by christian aeberhard fotografie.
Comments
wild. this girl i went to school with did something similar last year, bendy legs, colored legs and all.
sans the 'insect' thing.
http://suzannechang.carbonmade.com/projects/2516133#1