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23-31 October 2027

Conjunction Armchair

Hosted by Sjoerd Geerts

This project is now archived and was part of DDW23

This project is part of
MESSMERIZING_CURIOSITY SETS THINGS IN MOTION
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Conjunction Armchair
Conjunction Armchair
About.today
In the beautifully curated space at the Central Station the 'Conjunction Armchair' will be presented among the work of other talented designers. The combination of the different pieces each with their own quality in both craftsmanship and aesthetics makes this setting truly 'Messmerizing'.

Interchangeable

The Conjunction Armchair is a comfortable seater build for the sake of quality craftsmanship. This resulted in a luxurious, yet playful chair that has both angular as soft shapes. The way the chair is constructed makes it easy to interchange the materials and make interesting new combinations in the future. It is also possible with this design to make it wider so it forms a 2-seater or even a spacious sofa.

Conquering Time

As a designer in the present day, it is obvious that you think about the sustainability of what you design. For Sjoerd Geerts, sustainability lies in the quality of production and design that does not rely on trends. The different parts of the chair are mechanically connected so that any part can be repaired or replaced if damaged. Or transformed if you simply want something different. You don't have to buy a new object right away, but you can play with what you have. It is also essential that objects are made properly. A truly sustainable object is something that you cherish, and that conquers time through solidity in making and design that is not based on trends.
Conjunction Armchair
Conjunction Armchair
Zindzi Zwietering, Ilco Kemmere, Tjitske Storm
Conjunction Armchair
Conjunction Armchair
Anwyn Howarth
Conjunction Armchair
Conjunction Armchair
About.today, Zindzi Zwietering

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Sjoerd Geerts

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MESSMERIZING_SANDRA KEJA PLANKEN & JOB KEJA
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Carpentry Roel Luursema (Studio Nova Interior)
Upholstery Mayke Muller (Bel en Bes)