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Industrial Design Student Work: The One-Line Chair

By Shira Gandelman at the Holon Institute of Technology

By Rain Noe - August 27, 2023

in design.edu

This One-Line Chair was done by Shira Gandelman while studying Industrial Design at Israel's Holon Institute of Technology.

"The concept behind this chair is to evoke a captivating sense of asymmetry that is visually appealing. Its design aims to convey a feeling of weightlessness, allowing the air to gracefully flow through the chair's various components."

"The chair's structure is crafted using stainless steel pipes of varying diameters, ingeniously interconnecting to form a continuous line and shape."

"As for the seat, it is composed of painted plastic and consists of two distinct parts seamlessly attached to the pipes. This arrangement creates a seat with an intriguing open space within, only visible from the chair's rear perspective."

Well done!

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simon a.

a year ago

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One wrong move and you will break your neck. The rear leg is out of position.
Nice idea but not well thought out.

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M S

a year ago

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Well done?

It's a nice idea, but it needlessly uses plastic and has a built-in dust collector that seems to be hard to clean.

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