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A metal frame with precise lines receives a generous textile surface that extends beyond its limits. The textile covers, wraps and overflows the structure until it touches the floor, creating a tension between constructive rigour and organic movement.
The project questions the boundaries of seating: what should remain contained becomes material in motion. The structure defines a framework, while the textile reveals its possibilities for transformation.
At the boundary between furniture, textile object and sculpture, CONXÈDE proposes a seat where comfort also becomes a visual and tactile experience.
Credits
Design — Sara-Lou Picaud