001 → Milk Chair

Milk Chair is an exploration of biomaterial resilience, challenging the perception that organic-based structures are ephemeral, impractical, or fragile. Leveraging the material properties of milk, marble dust, and natural fibres, it demonstrates how regenerative materials can match or exceed the durability of industrial synthetics while remaining ecologically integrated.

Rooted in Chimeramorphic Design, the chair embraces hybrid material intelligence, where organic and structural elements work together to create functional, adaptive, and enduring forms. It is not just an object, but a proposal—one that asks how we can work with nature, not extract from it, to build a more resilient material future.

By embedding biological intelligence into fabrication methods, Milk Chair resists the false binary of permanence vs. decay—proving that sustainability is not about preserving materials indefinitely, but about designing for renewal, adaptation, and long-term ecological viability.

In the end, this chair is more than a piece of furniture—it is a reflection of our place within the living world, a reminder that materials, like ecosystems, must be fostered, protected, and understood, rather than consumed and discarded.

Milk, Pumice, Marble Dust, Charcoal, Hessian, Hemp, Steel, Clay, Wood
87 x 55 x 55cm
2025

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