Designer Alejandro Estrada created the Pipo Chair for manufacturer Piegatto. “The Pipo Chair is conceived as a wooden surface that integrates armchairs and seat from the same material. The idea is to create a monolithic piece from one material that opens in the outside and stretches in the center. The way you can see trough the armchairs gesture evokes a simple movement that lets light pass trough it. Using technology to produce the chair with a conscious use of materials was our main goal for this piece. The chair is made out of two sheets of plywood. Composed of 29 main curved sections that are cut into two or three pieces overlaped, making it very efficient in the use of material. Water base coat.”
