Flat pack design

Wooden furniture is naturally made from different pieces, and most of the time, those pieces are taken from different pieces of wood. Conventional manufacturing

Yet another brilliantly efficient German design, this new twist on the classic folding chair concept is at least a worthy prototype to potentially replace its predecessor.Still also a little German in its lack of comfortability, though, it could arguably use some cushions if intended for extende ...

Adding his own interpretation to the mix, Yunjae Lee, a Seoul-based product designer has taken to birch plywood and CNC-milling to design and construct a chair with three rounded legs, requiring no additional tools or hardware for assembly. READ & VIEW MORE NOW!

The stool consists of 3 simple basic shapes and colours used in Bauhaus design.The colours active space. It seems to be abstraction and functional.

The most typical flat-pack furniture comes in the form of plywood or metal sheets, the rigidity of which crucially overcomes their thinness - not so in this case, where even-easier deformations result in a shape that is malleable but firm in remarkable ways. While the chair could be described

Flat-packed designs are really quite intriguing! They're portable, easy to put together and occupy minimum space. And, this innovative technique is now being introduced to almost all kinds of product designs! From foldable furniture designs to photo studios and stationery, there's nothing that cannot be flat-packed. These designs, not only rate high on space efficiency,

https://youtu.be/whWKw4cHbig It's worth noticing how the OO Stool does such a great job of combining sustainability along with technology and a pinch of heritage. Made from a single board of bamboo plywood, the stool is CNC machine-cut in a way that integrates every single aspect of the stool into its design. Everything you need to

Dutch studio Nuy of NOORT created 'VouwWow VWo1' Thonet label EXP, a recycled honeycomb carboard chair that is light, affordable and flat pack.

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