December 17th, 2009 | 
Author: 
Cue
Designer: Matthew Bradshaw
Website: www.matthewbradshaw.net
Originally designed for a NY art gallery, the bench had to engage the space it occupied whilst receding into the background. It was important that it be more than a resting place for gallery patrons, but instead become a platform for dialogue. The twisting form not only makes for a comfortable, and dynamic seating experience, but also allows Cue to be a ‘talking seat’ where people are subtly encouraged to interact and share ideas. Continue for more after the jump:
Designer: Matthew Bradshaw
Website: www.matthewbradshaw.net
Originally designed for a NY art gallery, the bench had to engage the space it occupied whilst receding into the background. It was important that it be more than a resting place for gallery patrons, but instead become a platform for dialogue. The twisting form not only makes for a comfortable, and dynamic seating experience, but also allows Cue to be a ‘talking seat’ where people are subtly encouraged to interact and share ideas. Continue for more after the jump:
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