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. In natural wood, the grain runs the length of the fold, underscoring the piece as one resolved object rather than an assembly of parts.