My friend Mady Beldia of Detalle Furniture, helped construct the first prototype. Although this design exercise is not meant to address any practical or comfort needs, a slight adjustment in its backrest and seat-dimension will allow this piece to be used as a normal chair.
The skewed appearance only becomes obvious at certain angles or if placed side by side with other normal chairs. Taking photographs can also be quite tricky because the angles appear normal and congruent to the perspective angles.
Skewed Chair
Top View
Looks normal at this angle
with my Carpenter's Table
skew (sky
)v. skewed, skew·ing, skews
v.intr.
1. To take an oblique course or direction.
2. To look obliquely or sideways.
v.tr.
adj.1. To turn or place at an angle.
2. To give a bias to; distort.
1. Placed or turned to one side; asymmetrical.
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