Chunky Monobloc Chair Made In 5822 Minutes
by Diego Faivre · Melbourne, Australia

70x65x82cm (28x26x32")Water-based Acrylic Polymer

This chair can be used outside.

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Ships fromAmsterdam, Netherlands
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Estimated delivery dateOctober 4 - October 11
Cardboard100x80x80cm, 22kg
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Description

Say ‘Au Revoir’ to the expected, and a big hello to Diego Faivre’s Minute Manufacture designs with the Chunky Monobloc Chair made in 5822 Minutes.

Offering an intimate insight into the design process, Diego Faivre’s Minute Manufacture serves as a creative homage to the idiom “time is money”. With each minute of production time costing €2, the design’s final price directly reflects the time it took to make it, bridging the gap between the designer and viewer.

Renowned for his use of vivid colour palettes, intricate patterns and innovative use of Diego Dough: an exclusive type of air-drying clay that leaves a satisfyingly smooth, bouncy and glossy finish – the French designer aims to elevate overlooked everyday objects to showcase that art can be found in even the most mundane of objects.

Arriving in a hand-moulded silhouette, the 5822 Monoblc is expertly hand-covered in Diego Dough for an immediately recognisable bouncy finish. Designed with practicality in mind, its lightweight construction allows you to conveniently move it around from space to space without struggle or worry. It can be used as a functional chair or as a quirky decorative piece for your home or workplace.

Please note: As a part of the Minute Manufacture process, you are able to custom choose the colours and size of the design to suit your preferences. Given that every design is carefully handmade to order from custom-chosen materials, the colour and shape may differ.

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Material

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About Diego Faivre Visit Showroom →

French-born, Netherlands-raised, Australian based Diego Faivre is a recent graduate of the Design Academy Eindhoven. His graduation project, Minute Manufacture, offers complete transparency in the production and manufacturing processes of design in his work, challenging the current fabrication and evaluation of objects. For Faivre, time really is money; the number of minutes spent affects the quality and design of the outcome. It is his response to the rise of mass production and the consequential devaluation of individual expression. Drawing from his experience as a blue-collar worker, Faivre points out that every action in a factory or similar environment is meticulously calculated, recorded and assessed, leaving no room for the human element. At the same time, his project strives to inject a sense of expression and personal identity into manufacturing.
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