In her newest chair, made of Lucite, one round piece folds up to create a comfortable seat; four pieces underneath look like wings. It is called the Butterfly because it is “delicate and ethereal,” she said. “Architecture taught me about the golden proportion,” she added, something that continues to be a big influence on her work. “Every wing is in proportion to the other and in proportion to the seat.”
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Laurie Beckerman’s Lucite Butterfly Chair
date：2011-3-21 9:55:34 source：深圳市华尚时代家具有限公司
signer, began her career in architecture, working for Steven Holl and for Pratt Architectural Collaborative. It wasn’t until later, when carving stone for a project at the Jewish Museum, that she made her first table — the simplest thing she could imagine carving out of stone — in her spare time, and she has been making furniture ever since.