The Knot Chair by Tatsuo Kuroda Features Knitted Paper-Code Details
Meghan Young — February 8, 2011 — Art & Design
References: artyouknow & contemporist
Although the Knot Chair features a minimalist design, the beauty of it is all in its deceptively intricate details. Composed out of solid beech wood, plywood and paper-code, it is held together by a knotting technique to give it a unique finish.
Designed by Tatsuo Kuroda, the Knot chair boasts four separate pieces that are bound together with paper-code that has been knitted together for a visually interesting boost to the entire piece of furniture.
Designed by Tatsuo Kuroda, the Knot chair boasts four separate pieces that are bound together with paper-code that has been knitted together for a visually interesting boost to the entire piece of furniture.
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