Mazda tar fram stol.

Mazda tar fram stol

För att ytterligare lyfta fram sitt designspråk KODO har Mazda nu tagit fram en stol med samma tänk när det kommer till formen.

För Mazda står designspråket för rörelse och det är inspirerat av hur vilda djur rör sig i naturen. Hur mycket man kan se av det i den här stolen är oklart.

"We believe the approach we’ve taken with the KODO Chair could influence our future car designs. Our attitude is to accept any challenge if we believe we can create something unique. This is the way to develop a vehicle."
Stolen visas just nu upp på Milan Design Week.

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Ikuo Maeda, the company’s global head of design, joined two of his regional colleagues in Italy for the event to share inspiration with artists and creative professionals from across the globe, and he brought along a convention-defying creation of his own.

KODO was naturally the theme of the object designed by Mr. Maeda and his team in Hiroshima and unveiled in Milan together with Peter Birtwhistle as well as Derek Jenkins, respectively Mazda’s European and North American design chiefs.

Rather than an automobile, however, it was a provocative piece of furniture: the KODO Chair.

Despite being a stationary object, the futuristic KODO Chair clearly exudes motion.

Painstakingly crafted, there are distinct parallels between the chair and Mazda models with the KODO design, such as the ready-to-pounce, forward-leaning stance conveying the sudden release of pent-up energy.

There is also a beauty and precision in both the chair and vehicles that KODO’s designers see as the true sense of Japan.

“Mazda is addressing a broader world at Milan Design Week. We’re here to share our creative vision and expand our horizons, to be inspired in such a stimulating environment and, I hope, inspire others,” says Mr. Maeda, who was in charge of KODO’s development.

“We believe the approach we’ve taken with the KODO Chair could influence our future car designs. Our attitude is to accept any challenge if we believe we can create something unique. This is the way to develop a vehicle.”