"Chairman"

Every designer's education had an unavoidable topic: design for seating. In most common thought, designing a stool or a chair should consider the sense of covering so that there must be a soft, flat part in contact with the body. 

However, I believe the most important function of a stool is given by its legs or other supporters. The shape of the legs determines whether the stool is comfortable or dangerous. 

Here, I inverted the normal stool to let the legs face the human body, allowing people to talk or rethink about the legs of furniture. Yes, it's like taking a joke of design.

Another point is continuing the "industrial aesthetic" or "machine beauty". I am interested in this type of design language because when people talk about some cool stuff, they commonly choose the "industrialised", "machine", "artificial", "structured", and "calm colours" related examples.