Armchair for ArteNemus
Cubus and its matching footstool by Eckhard Beger are drawing their influence from the Bauhaus style while reflecting the unpredictability of the beginning new millennium. The asymmetric appearance of the design is conceptually based on two nested cubes whereby the slanted base transitions into a comfortable horizontal seating position. The base is made of wood and painted with lacquer or covered with silver leaf while the cushions are covered with leather or fabric. Cubus geometric and clear outline lends itself to the use of very different color combinations.
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The Cubus armchair is based on a tilted cube in which a second straight cube is nested, which is defining the seating position. The result is a comfortable seating position resting on an apparently unstable base. The structure is made from wood and can be either lacquered or covered in silver leaf. The cushions, which are designed for maximum comfort, are made from leather or fabric with a wide variety of possible color combinations.
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With regard to the construction and manufacturing of the structure, different approaches were assessed: welded aluminum sheet metal, riveted aluminum sheet metal, traditional wood structure. The traditional wood structure was finally chosen for simplicity and cost reasons while the feet are made form steel. The structure can be finished with colored lacquer or with silver leaf. The cushions are made from leather or fabric with a synthetic foam interior.
The design challenge of this project resided in ensuring the maximum seating space within the structure while keeping its outer dimensions minimal and at the same time maintaining structural integrity of the asymmetric design.
The project started in June 2020 in Geneva Switzerland and will finish in Geneva during the 1st. quarter 2021.
Cubus is a contemporary reinterpretation of the classical armchair with a footstool. The emotional interaction with the user however is different as the asymmetric design of Cubus raises interest about the sitting experience. The conception of the cushions is such that the comfort is similar to a classic armchair with a symmetric concept. The footstool can also be used on its own. The people who were presented with the design asked when and where they could see and try out the armchair.
While its lines are minimalistic, the Cubus armchair lends itself to a big variety of color combinations. The analytic research part of the project concentrated on assessing these color, finish and material combinations. Two distinct sets of color clusters materialized for two different potential customer categories. For a majority of female respondents, the combination of a silver structure with contemporary purple, turquoise and light pink was favoured. Fabric, velvet and leather were the favoured materials for the cushions. For a majority of business or male respondents unicolour black, midnight blue or white colour were favoured.
The cubic outline of the armchair is inspired by minimalist creations from the Bauhaus period such as the F51 by W. Gropius. The tilted appearance of the cubic structure is a contemporaneous design element lending the piece aesthetic tension. This armchair and the footstool are the first pieces of a furniture interior also composed of a stool, a sofa and a side table.
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Cubus Armchair has been a Bronze winner in the Furniture Design award category in the year 2020 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Bronze A' Design Award is given to outstanding designs that showcase a high degree of creativity and practicality. It recognizes the dedication and skill of designers who produce work that stands out for its thoughtful development and innovative use of materials and technology. These designs are acknowledged for their professional execution and potential to influence industry standards positively. Winning this award highlights the designer's ability to blend form and function effectively, offering solutions that enhance people's lives and wellbeing.
Eckhard Beger was recognized with the coveted Bronze A' Design Award in 2021, a testament to excellence of their work Cubus Armchair.
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