Origami Furniture: The Art of Folding Paper into Functional Objects
Origami furniture refers to the practice of creating furniture and other functional objects using the art of paper folding. A notable example is the iconic cardboard chair designed by Frank Gehry in 1972, demonstrating the potential of origami techniques in design. This method offers unique advantages such as space-saving, portability, and eco-friendly materials. With roots in ancient Japanese paper folding traditions, origami furniture has evolved into a contemporary art form with practical applications.