Copyright John Glinister © 2008
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Long Rock
This is the Long Rock, a chaise longue with the added feature of a curved base, allowing a rocking motion.
I initiated this project as a means to explore how a rocking motion could be incorporated into a chaise longue. Whilst this design is merely a concept and is unresolved, it possess elements which I aim to develop further.
This piece is constructed from two main timber pieces forming the sides. These are CNC'd to a precision shape to give a perfect curve. An interior frame of timber slats joins the two sides, foam cushioning is then laid onto the slats and the piece is upholstered with fabric.
This is the Long Rock, a chaise longue with the added feature of a curved base, allowing a rocking motion.
I initiated this project as a means to explore how a rocking motion could be incorporated into a chaise longue. Whilst this design is merely a concept and is unresolved, it possess elements which I aim to develop further.
This piece is constructed from two main timber pieces forming the sides. These are CNC'd to a precision shape to give a perfect curve. An interior frame of timber slats joins the two sides, foam cushioning is then laid onto the slats and the piece is upholstered with fabric.