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‘Silang’ is a term to describe ‘Cross’ in Bahasa Malaysia. The Concept and Inspiration driven behind this bar stool design is the study of leg body language. Crossing of legs is very common, and can mean different things in different circumstances. Leg-crossing can also be a sign of submissiveness. However, it could also be just a pointer to the person’s character, which is either shyness or lack of confidence. ‘Silang’ bar stool relates the importance of leg body language when the audience/users are in contact with each other and the implementation of leg body language in design.
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Rubberwood (Hevea Brasiliensis)
Rubberwood is advertised as an "environmentally friendly" wood, as its makes use of plantations trees that have already served a useful function.
Steel Tubes
Reflecting modern conceptual design and applied
craftsmanship, the use of steel tubes in the making of high-class furniture
requires most precise hand labour. Steel tubes are widely used in
furniture making because of its good corrosion and heat resisting
properties. Combining the lustre of steel with alternate materials, coated
or uncoated, steel tubes offer the discerning user unlimited, masterpiece
furniture in varied designs that suits individual taste.
craftsmanship, the use of steel tubes in the making of high-class furniture
requires most precise hand labour. Steel tubes are widely used in
furniture making because of its good corrosion and heat resisting
properties. Combining the lustre of steel with alternate materials, coated
or uncoated, steel tubes offer the discerning user unlimited, masterpiece
furniture in varied designs that suits individual taste.
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