Modular chair made of plywood reimagines traditional furniture construction, stripping it down to the most essential elements.

Slot Chair designed by Bored Eye consists of two primary plywood pieces:

One bent into a wave-like shape that forms the seat and backrest.

Another that slots in from the back to act as the leg support of the chair.

Wooden pieces interlock using precisely cut grooves and simple joinery, eliminating the need for screws or nails.

The result is a sculptural and functional chair that appears to balance on minimal contact points.

Instead of relying on screws or nails, the Slot Chair uses interlocking plywood pieces to make assembly intuitive and almost sculptural.

Design innovation lies in the way it leverages material flexibility, by bending plywood into forms and cutting slots to create structural integrity.

Simple chair transformed into example of balance, tension, and modularity.

Modular plywood furniture reduced to purest, most thought-provoking form.

One bent plywood piece creates the seat, while a second interlocking piece reinforces the structure, sliding into place at the back.

The Slot Chair uses clever interlocking mechanics to create furniture puzzle.

No screws, no nails, chair made using precision cuts and plywood bending.

The Slot Chair by Bored Eye is a cool experiment in modular plywood design.

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