Objects
Florian Artmann - Rasterbank Sapeli
Florian Artmann
Name of the Chair
Rasterbank Sapeli
Designer of the Chair
Florian Artmann
German
Year of Design
2020
Price of the Chair
2400 €
Information about the Chair
The series of the 'Rastermöbel' is an ongoing project started around 2006. The
original idea was to design a piece of furniture especially for the rather new
production method of CNC-milling. Exploring the possibilities of this technique,
the aim was to create a design, that cannot be produced in any traditional way.
The parts of the 'Rastermöbel' have complex curved shapes, that can only be
cut in the necessary precision with a CNC-machine.
In addition to the computer-aided machining of the parts, the furniture needs a
lot of skilled manual work for assembly and finish. Therefore it is a combination
of new technology and traditional craftsmanship.
In 2008 the first two pieces were completed. The stool and the chair have a
concave seat, the chair has a concave-convex backrest. They were made of
birch plywood. Plywood is an ideal material for these designs, as the crosslaminated
timber has enough stability in both directions.
From 2010 the chair and stool of this series were exhibited at design fairs and
in the Museum für Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt am Main.
The 'Rasterbank Sapeli' is a two-seater added to the series in 2020. It has a
complex curved seat and is made of sapeli boat building material. The
sculptural bench has an animalistic appearance with its canted legs and the
organically shaped body.
Used Materials
Sapeli boat building plywood
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