Teati

Teati is the spatial expression of encounter and sharing in a place.
It takes its name from the Ottoman word teati – meaning “mutual exchange, exchange of ideas, interaction.”
This chair is created by combining different forms:
one circular, one cylindrical, one flat—like the different sounds of a speech.
Each part responds to the other; one tells, the other listens.
Colour transitions strengthen this dialogue between forms;
It's as if each module whispers its own emotion, but as a whole it creates a single sound.
Teati initiates a conversation between a person and an object.
The relationship he establishes with the space is not just about the act of sitting;
It is an exchange of meaning – a sculptural embodiment of the invisible bond between thought and form.
Material: Woven fabric, modular endoskeleton
Dimensions: 180 × 60 × 78 cm

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