tobias nitsche + danzer produce curving veneer boss chair
all images courtesy of tobias nitsche
light, stable and stack-able the ‘boss chair’ by designer tobias nitsche was produced in collaboration with german 3D veneer specialists danzer. the technique employed allows for a more radical curvature – the plywood furniture’s thin parts are stiffened with the three dimensional molding and then glued together by four rods to complete the construction. aesthetically the chair visualizes stability and comfort, practically it is ideal for gastronomy or public places where furniture needs to be stacked or moved around.
the chair is light, stable and stack-able – ideal for where furniture needs to be moved around
the boss chair is produced using molded 3D veneers to create a more radical curvature
first prototype of the backrest
first prototype of the backrest
molds for the prototypes milled in MDF
all the parts of the chair
gluing everything together
making the connection between the legs and the seat
details showing the assembly, all the parts are glued together
screenshot from solidworks
screenshot from solidworks
a homage to gio ponti’s superleggera chair
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