Inspired by the process used for tanning a quadruped’s hide, Nanook reflects a study into the transition from two to three dimensions. Like the shape of the tables, the surface design is formed by a hexagonal pattern based on the geometry of a snowflake. The Nanook chair conserves a tribal memory while looking to the future and technology with the same optimism of the Inuit observing his icy land. The low table and chair frame are made of painted steel. The chair seat is made of moulded, painted plywood.
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