RABBIT JOINT CHAIR BY RYAN YOON AND HARC LEE

"Through this project, we explore a few different ways to join two objects. It was very exciting to see a typical and ordinary component such as a joint became a major characteristic of a chair."

Six rabbit joints made of bio resin are used in the Rabbit Joint Chair to hold the seat, back and legs together. To make the joinery, rabbit ears are carved on the seat and several holes aligned with the ears are drilled on the leg. Bio resin is then poured into the rabbit ears until the resin flows into the holes and fills all the paths. 

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FRIDA STOOL AND SIDE TABLE BY ZANOCCHI & STARKE

Created by Zanocchi & Starke , an Italo-Brazilian design studio based in Turin, Frida includes a stool and side table with a simple mounting system that, besides providing a clever detail on the top, allows it to be easily disassembled and reassembled minimizing storage and transportation. The mounting system looks like Lego parts. 

Chair 3/4 by Sandro Lominashvili

Sandro Lominashvili has designed angular steel chair that looks like optical illusion. This angular steel chair has a seat with four corners, but only three are attached to the frame. Minimal chair made of square-section steel tubes welded together to leave one corner disjointed from the backrest. 

"My intention was to create a chair by breaking rules and standards,"Sandro Lominashvili

According to the designer the chair has been approached tentatively, but users are surprised to find it sturdy and even "quite comfortable."