Sensei transforms two chairs into one table (and back again)
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Sensei comprises two chairs -- one black, one white -- which can be converted into a coffee table by the simple process of turning and slotting
Sensei comprises two chairs -- one black, one white -- which can be converted into a coffee table by the simple process of turning and slotting
Sensei as seen at the moment the two chairs are slotted together to form a coffee table
Sensei as seen at the moment the two chairs are slotted together to form a coffee table
Sensei comprises two chairs -- one black, one white -- which can be converted into a coffee table by the simple process of turning and slotting
Sensei comprises two chairs -- one black, one white -- which can be converted into a coffee table by the simple process of turning and slotting
How Sensei looks as a coffee table, with the two chairs slotting together seamlessly
Sensei is designed as dual-purpose furniture for people constrained by small living spaces
Article Summary
With living urban spaces shrinking as the world's population increases, it seems the concept of dual-purpose furniture and fittings is heading towards the mainstream. Joining the likes of the sofa bed workstation and the shape-shifting apartment in this space is Sensei – a pair of chairs which transform seamlessly into a coffee table.
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