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The first piece of furniture by Montreal-based design studio Designarium, Exocet is a shape-shifting chair. The innovative design is composed of two slatted wooden rests and a metal internal cylinder. The timber components can be rotated around and even slid through one another to create any number of seating angles and shapes. Intuitive and ergonomic, the design shows much promise. Look out for this one later this month at Toronto’s 2015 Interior Design Show.
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