Alain Bertreau’s Instant Chair is a plywood transformer chair that folds down into one small flat sheet for storage, but pops into a sturdy seat in a matter of seconds. Using the latest panel cutting technology, the affordable Instant chair uses only a couple square feet of plywood. Berteau’s economy of means and materials is a refreshing change from the “more is more” mentality of everyday consumer furniture.
I absolutely love Alain Bertreau’s “Instant Chair”. Such fantastic design and function ! So fresh and well thought out.
[...] A perfect chair for those of us in teeny apartments! They don’t seem to be avaliable in the US yet, however :( [...]
I looks uncomfortable to me. And I also wonder a bit about it’s structural resilience. Could a 300lb person “plop” down on the edge of this chair and not damage it?
Can a 300lb person ever “plop” down on a chair without damaging it?
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What is the price per unit and where is it made?