Despite the diversity of body types and postures, the dimensions and angles of chairs have long been standardized throughout history.

This project introduces flexibility to the seat through a mesh surface, allowing it to respond to the body without restricting the user.　To achieve this, the supporting structure behind the mesh has been removed, enabling the surface to deform freely as a continuous plane.　The frame and mesh are balanced in tension, maintaining structural integrity while adapting to applied loads.

This structure is conceived as a single system, allowing for the standardization of components and construction across a range of chairs designed for different postures and uses.
The flexibility of the mesh contributes not only to comfort in use, but also to efficiency in production.