absorb The sun In A seashore Chair That Riffs On A Rietveld traditional

of their Einhoven furniture company Mal, Bob Copray, and Niels Wildenberg revisit icons of the previous and place them in a new context for as of late.

case in point: the Clap seaside lounge, which riffs on Gerrit Rietveld’s c. 1917 pink Blue chair. Now all you solar-worshipping design buffs can recline on a perch befitting your penchant for classics.

A 3D interpretation of de Stijl—an early twentieth-century Dutch movement recognized for rationality and the usage of straight strains, major colors, rectangles, and cubes—Rietveld’s chair deploys simple varieties and common colours. the unique was once made out of timber and has rather easy construction to make mass manufacturing a cinch. (for those who think it appears eerily like a 3D Mondrian, you are not a ways off—the painter used to be a practitioner of de Stijl.)

Mal’s version remains devoted to the colorings and geometry of the 1917 design, but thankfully takes some liberties: in lieu of a hard timber seat, the Clap has a comfy sling produced from heavy-responsibility canvas. it can be on hand for $659 from mal-furnishings.com.

[via Moco Loco]