jaime hayon: piña for magisimage courtesy of hayon studio
the desire to create a chair in wire for exterior use was the starting point of ‘piña’, which jaime hayon has developed for furniture manufacturer magis. the piece combines the natural elements, with a capitonné steel rod structure painted in epoxy resin to form the back support. the wire weave pattern which makes up this component of the seating design makes the unit seem as if it is inflated. the seat and back cushion come available in expanded polyurethane covered in fabric or leather, with legs in solid beech–natural or painted. ‘piña’ was presented at the magis booth during salone del mobile 2010.
black versionimage courtesy of hayon studio
installation view of the ‘piña’ chairs at the magis booth during salone del mobile 2010image courtesy of hayon studio
‘piña’ in white image © designboom
side view which shows the shape of the wire capitonné seat shell image © desigboom
jaime hayon with the first prototype of the ‘piña’ chairimage courtesy of hayon studio
the designer inspecting prototype 2image courtesy of hayon studio
prototype 3image courtesy of hayon studio
concept sketches image courtesy of hayon studio
concept sketches image courtesy of hayon studio
