The OK chair challenges the established typologies of seating by venturing into a realm of natural inspiration. Inspired by the human body, the design employs a central spinal column that acts as the organizing principle. A circular element, both structurally important and visually striking, acts as the spine of this piece. Crafted from aluminum, this core element provides strength and stability, unifying the other components. It's not just functional; the core doubles as a convenient handle for easy movement due to the piece's lightweight construction. The design unfolds through a radial organization, with back, legs, and a seat emanating from the central core, mirroring how limbs connect to the human spine. This "centripetal" arrangement emphasizes equality among the parts. Each component shares the same modular dimensions, creating a sense of balanced hierarchy.

This radial organization also imbues the piece with a sense of dynamic potential. When stacked or positioned differently, the form appears deconstructed, a playful result of the interplay of volume and profile. Its thin profile transforms with viewing angle, revealing a surprising sense of mass. This visual play challenges our perception of weight and suggests a form that is both slender and substantial. The OK chair celebrates the notion of embracing contradictions. It is a rebellious design that breaks free from conventional expectations. By exploring the unorthodox, the chair establishes a new vocabulary for seating, one that celebrates adaptability and an interplay of perception.

The OK chair seamlessly blends eco-conscious design with modern aesthetics. Crafted from a remarkable 80% recycled aluminum, the chair embodies sustainability without sacrificing style. This recycled aluminum comes from various sources, minimizing environmental impact. Everyday items like used tin cans (consumption waste) and leftover materials from industrial processes (post-industrial waste) are given a new life in this design. Compared to virgin aluminum, this recycled approach requires a staggering 95% less energy to produce, significantly reducing the chair's carbon footprint. The recycled aluminum not only benefits the environment, but it also contributes to the piece's sleek and modern aesthetic. The brushed aluminum finish adds a touch of sophistication, making the OK chair a standout piece in any setting.