the ‘worm bench’ is a modular system that can playfully evolve in shape and color
valencian practice clap studio has developed its first modular system for furniture brand MISSANA called the ‘worm bench’. inspired by the shaoe of millipedes, the bench presents a playful design that can evolve and change according to spatial needs. a rendering by vladimir naumov further highlights the studio’s amusing creation.
all photographs © angel segura
‘we got the inspiration when we remembered exploring the ever-so-funny and round-shaped millipede worms as children. fascinated by the way they bend and scroll in that stylish technique, the idea of designing the first system for MISSANA (see more here) suddenly came to mind,‘ explains jordi iranzo from clap studio (see more here).
rendering © vladimir naumov
a three-part design simulating millipede movements
the ‘worm bench’ is made up of just three modules: the end module, the straight module, and the curved module that bends at 22.5º. the three-part design leads to a set up of endless combinations by playing with size, shape, and color. additionally, each module comprises two distinct parts: a round upholstered seat and a metal structure with numerous legs that simulate those of a millipede worm.
project info:
name: worm bench
design: clap studio
client: MISSANA
photography: angel segura
rendering: vladimir naumov
designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.
edited by: lea zeitoun | designboom
