"Kaiwen Looking at Design Series"-A New Chapter in 2020
Product Name: Four-leaf Clover Chair
Designer: lang. Arad
Design time: 2007
When it comes to clover, people's impression of it is generally a symbol of love, health, reputation and wealth. Clover is also called clover. Legend has it that the name of clover is derived from Napoleon. Once he was leading his troops across the grassland and found a clover. He felt strange. When he leaned over and picked it off, he just avoided the bullet shot at him and escaped. From then on, he called clover clover as clover. Shamrock has been recognized internationally as a symbol of luck. Its three leaves represent love, health, reputation and wealth. Having it will bring you good luck, while four-leaf clover is a rare variety of clover and is even more precious.
See lang. The plastic chair designed by Ron Arad is in the shape of a four-leaf clover. Not only is it comfortable to sit on it, but the romance of spring that the four-leaf clover gives you is always lingering. This is the magic of Arad's design-grasping the relationship between carvings and furniture, and making more use of the symbolic features of the form contained in the sculpture, so that the product has a personality and a human touch. His works all have a sense of restrained sculpture, so it is not only a tool, but also a work of art. There are very few designers who can do this step, so Allard has also been highly praised by the design community and has become a very important designer in modern design in the world.

Arad belongs to the older generation of modern designers. He was born in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1951, studied at Tel Aviv Art Institute in 1970, and went to London in 1974. He studied architecture at the "Architectural Association" (London), the highest institution of architecture in Britain. Two years after graduation, he opened a design firm in partnership with others. In 1989, it was officially named "Lang Allard Design Firm", focusing on product design. In addition to designing, he also teaches design in several universities, including the School of Design in Vienna (Hochschule fur angewadte Kunst, Vienna ), the Royal Academy of Art in London, etc. His design has won numerous awards and has been an indispensable figure in the history of design as early as the 1990s.
Seeing this petal-like chair, we can't help but sigh that every design master is really a fortune in the world. They continue to use extraordinary designs to create all kinds of fairy tale-like beauty for this slightly impetuous world!