Knock Me Down by Naoya Matsuo Knock Me Down by Naoya Matsuo
Knock Me Down by Naoya Matsuo Knock Me Down by Naoya Matsuo
Knock Me Down by Naoya Matsuo Knock Me Down by Naoya Matsuo

Flexible build: Furniture with multiple uses

11 : 02 : 2011 DIY : Formism : Hacked Home

Stockholm – Japanese designer Naoya Matsuo presented his flatpack furniture, which can be assembled by the user, at the Stockholm Furniture Fair this month.

The Knock Me Down collection comprises wooden structures that can be used as tables or benches.

As LS:N Global explores in the Accent detail design direction, interchangeable components are lashed together with string, the colourful tactile thread contrasting with the rigidity of the pale wood.

LS:N Global’s visual editor Emma Chiu and writer Jonna Dagliden are attending the 2011 Stockholm Furniture Fair and will report on the main trends and launches throughout the week.

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