Keer Chair by Reinier de Jong

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Dutch designer Reinier de Jong has created Keer Chair, which can be used any way up.

"It can be placed in three different positions, making up different types of chairs," says de Jong. "The chair elements have a width of only 20cm (8"), but can be interconnected by built-in magnets."

One Response to Keer Chair by Reinier de Jong

  1. santiago itzcoatl says:

    quite pure,

    nice design!

  2. fvale says:

    interesting

  3. Misa says:

    Wow! I think this is really neat!

  4. Rin says:

    That’s really creative! ^_^

  5. Fran says:

    Love it

  6. Anica says:

    very cooal!….
    super user friendly!

  7. m says:

    would be nice to use outside as well.

  8. Satoshi says:

    Mooi!

  9. not quite original,
    friedrich kiesler designed this concept already in 1942,
    for peggy guggenheim’s gallery in ny.
    http://www.kiesler.org/cms/index.php?lang=3&idcat=30

  10. Arch says:

    ah, so it’s not quite original…
    i think it’s very innovative though.

  11. Jillian says:

    I find it brilliant

  12. the frog says:

    This has been done a million times ! Especially among students.
    Reinvent the invented? Not interesting!

  13. eyeontheworld says:

    Ipod seating………., alas, as already mentioned far from original. But, Immitation is the greatest form of flattery.

  14. pat says:

    Saw this and immediately thought of Satyendra Pakhalé’s ‘Panther’ project for Moroso’s 50th birthday. As I remember it, ‘Panther’ follows the same principle – multiple seating formats achieved by rotating the piece. Satyendra has elaborated more on the silhouette, though.

    See image 2 (blue background)

    http://www.satyendra-pakhale.com/Furniture/Panther/#

  15. Henk en Anneke says:

    We vinden het een geweldig ontwerp.

  16. xtiaan says:

    its a postmodern world EVERYTHING has been done

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