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the shape of things: architecture, design, interior, art, style

25.04 2012

Klaus is a chair made of materials that would otherwise be thrown away.

KLAUS chair
KLAUS chair
KLAUS chair
KLAUS chair
KLAUS chair
KLAUS chair
KLAUS chair by Melinda Molnar, Budapest, Hungary.
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Melinda Molnar about the project:

‘Klaus was a university project. All students received a broken iron corpse of an old school chair that had been thrown out. We had four weeks to create a chair that could support our own body on the frame given.
My chair, Klaus, had been straightened, sandblasted, spray painted, cut 5cm from height and then covered with hand-cut pieces of cow leather.
The geometry of the cow leather pieces came from the different shapes and sizes of the waste leather pieces i could get- i had to find a basic shape the biggest possible.’

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