Designed by Barcelona based design firm Arquitectura-G for INDOORS, the starting point of Claudio chair’s design is the arch as element and its repetition. The arch, traditionally related to the heavy solid construction rather than to the framework, is here de-contextualized using it in a small scale piece made out of thin wood planes. The lower part of the legs is rounded so each one only leans in a single point. Then, the legs make up an L-shaped cross-section which transforms into arches in each plane, making the joints under the seat stiff. To form the back, the rear arch grows without touching the seat – a horizontal plane that reinforces the categorically geometrical character of the piece- until it reaches the proper height. The trapezoidal form of the seat breaks the formal purity of the whole, giving in exchange a fake illusion of vanishing point, in the way of forced perspectives of the renaissance and the paintings of Chirico.
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