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Normann Copenhagen – KNOT Chair – Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012

The Knot chair, designed by Japanese designer Tatsuo Kuroda in 2012, is one of Normann Copenhagen's very first chairs. Its singular construction, with its paper rope joints, is a nod to classic furniture from the 1950s. Tatsuo Kuroda graduated from Tama Art University in Japan and has been working in product and furniture design since 2006. 

Normann Copenhagen – KNOT Chair – Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012

Despite his Japanese background, Tatsuo drew inspiration from traditional Scandinavian design when designing Knot. 

"My idea behind Knot was to create a chair that is a reinterpretation of itself - a chair that is both classic and modern. I am inspired by the classics of Danish design in which function and aesthetics come together," Tatsuo Kuroda.

Normann Copenhagen – KNOT Chair – Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012

Dimensions D50,5 x W58,5 x  H72 cm – Seat height 43cm

Materials Stained ash, paper cord

Knot Chair Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012
Knot Chair Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012

Black / Nature

Knot Chair Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012
Knot Chair Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012

Black / Black

Knot Chair Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012
Knot Chair Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012

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Knot Chair Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012
Knot Chair Tatsuo Kuroda, 2012

Tatsuo Kuroda

Tatsuo Kuroda

"For me, it's all about form, feel and use. I believe that quality products will be loved longer and that this way of doing things becomes sustainable in the end."

Tatsuo Kuroda graduated from Tama University of Art, Japan, in 2006. In 2009 he completed a master's degree at the Design Academy Eindhoven and has had his own studio since 2010.Â