Sonnet | Steam-Bent Wood: Six Components and Ten Screws

A product photo in the style of a 19th-century Viennese coffee house chair: the entire chair is composed of six steam-bent solid beechwood pieces and ten screws, with no joinery whatsoever. Most notably, the backrest—a continuous round piece of wood—bends from the rear leg all the way into a large O-shape, with a smaller concentric ring fitted inside. The seat frame is an independent circle, and the seat surface is woven cane or embossed plywood. The wood is stained dark chestnut and shellacked. Due to the minimal components and disassemblable nature, thirty-six chairs can fit into one cubic meter. Pure white background, 45-degree front-side view. Avoid: using joinery or glue, a square backrest, increasing the number of components, using soft cushions for the seat surface.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一張十九世紀維也納咖啡館椅風格的產品照:整張椅子由六根蒸氣彎曲的實心山毛櫸與十顆螺絲組成,沒有一處榫接。最顯著的是椅背——一根連續的圓木從後腳一路彎成一個大 O 形,內側再套一個較小的同心圓環。座圈是一個獨立的圓,座面是編織的藤或壓花的合板。木材染成深栗色並上蟲膠。因為構件少且可拆裝,三十六張可以塞進一立方公尺。純白背景,45 度側前視角。避免:使用榫接或膠合、椅背做成方形、構件數量增加、座面使用軟墊。