Miesrolo Chair – a chair to roll

A simple idea that the genius of designer Uros Vitas and his Serbian Miesrolo Chair. It seems like a weak and amorphous structure but simply a gesture and the chair Miesrolo takes shape.

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Many pieces and strips of wood held together by two large strips of fabric (probably felt). It seems an impossible dream but that of the designer Vitas his chair seems to be more resilient than it looks.

Some of its products were already on display last year at the Salone Satellite, including the chair, gaining enough success. After one year again on the agenda of his own chair, the taste is so special that recalls the world-famous forms of Cantilever chair by Mies Van Der Rohe (in fact the evocative name).

An amazing chair made just pieces of wood with a particular shape, now square trapezoidal hours, to be studied and reasoned that, once withdrawn, the Chair takes the form Miesrolo ensuring rigidity and stability.

To put it simply transposed or roll it up as a kind of roll and you’re done. The only concern relates to the durability of the felt but the idea is interesting.