Zig Zag Chair

The Zig Zag Chair resolves a chair into a single continuous gesture. Seat, back, and base fold from one zig-zagging line of flat timber planes — no legs, no visible joinery interrupting the form, just plane meeting plane at precise angles. The cantilevered diagonal carries weight as a structural argument made visible: the chair holds because of its geometry, not in spite of it. Finished in matte black, the folded planes read as a single unbroken graphic form rather than an assembly of parts.