"The Nova is built from a continuous ribbon of strong metal, bent and looped into a flowing form that cradles the body without a single traditional leg, joint, or rigid support system to speak of."
"That tension between lightness and stability is, to me, the most compelling thing about it. It looks like it could take off at any moment, and yet it holds."
"The looping form that arches over the sitter isn't just dramatic framing, it provides a sense of enclosure, a soft architectural shelter for the body, without any material bulk getting in the way."
"Nova invites you to imagine a scene, where a figure in white draped fabric rests within the looping structure, hair falling loose, eyes closed."
The Nova Chaise-Lounge, designed by Deniz Aktay, is a striking piece of furniture that resembles a sculpture rather than traditional seating. Constructed from a continuous ribbon of metal, it lacks conventional legs or joints, offering a flowing form that cradles the body. Aktay's design philosophy emphasizes human posture and minimalism, resulting in a piece that provides both aesthetic appeal and comfort. The Nova is intended to be an experience, inviting users to engage with its unique structure and design.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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