Edited by: Roberta De Monte roberta.demonte@positive-magazine.com
Design by: SplinterWorks
Where: Nowhere
Proofreading: Bianca Baroni
A sinuous and linear white sculpture can be placed anywhere inside the house, characterizing any kind of environment. This is Bodice Rocker, the new chair designed by the London based studio SplinterWorks. In the vertical position, it assumes a sculptural and anthropomorphic form, so that our imagination could also perceive it as a bust, a figure of a futuristic painting.
But you need only a simple touch, however, a slight pressure of the hand and Bodice Rocker turns into something completely different. After a gentle swing, almost defying the force of gravity, the structure finds a new equilibrium, with a complete change of its profile. In this position, its form looks more like a chaise longue, a very handy item, where you can lie down to sleep, rest or read.
Bodice Rocker can be customized and modified: all to change the ergonomic shape so as to accommodate people with different types of physicality. In case of limited space or others of particular shapes, the chair can be scaled, in order to achieve the most appropriate size for the room.
The images show Bodice Rocker made of white leather but there is, of course, the possibility to change colour and material, according to the needs of the customer, as well as it’s possible to insert a different color for the stitchings, so as to highlight the contrast between the materials.
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