The Laser Chair Starts From One Panel and Slots Completely Together
Amelia Roblin — November 9, 2013 — Eco
References: madssl.dk & contemporist
The Laser Chair is a great exercise in resourcefulness. Mads Sætter-Lassen came up with this crafty seating solution during a quick week-long assignment at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts' School of Design. It uses a single piece of plywood and a laser cutter as the entire recipe for this piece of furniture.
With all of the components laid out, the challenge is to put them all together in a way that constructs the final object in these photos. Looking at a spread of the pieces, it actually doesn't appear as though it would be too difficult a task. A bit of logic will help you to sort out what goes where, and every element slots into the adjacent one. The Laser Chair requires no hardware to assemble it.
With all of the components laid out, the challenge is to put them all together in a way that constructs the final object in these photos. Looking at a spread of the pieces, it actually doesn't appear as though it would be too difficult a task. A bit of logic will help you to sort out what goes where, and every element slots into the adjacent one. The Laser Chair requires no hardware to assemble it.
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