Pulses

The Pulses seating collection responds to the organic, layered architecture of the House of Music Hungary by Sou Fujimoto, where architectural structure and natural references continuously intersect.
The name Pulses connects three forms of rhythm: musical pulse, the beating of the heart, and the growth of leguminous plants. This idea extends into the collection’s formal logic, which draws on two opposing processes found in nature - additive growth, as in unfolding petals, and subtraction through erosion, as material is gradually worn and shaped over time.
This duality is embedded in the construction itself. The outer contour forms a continuous, shell-like volume, while the inner surfaces become more articulated in response to the body, defining individual seating positions and providing ergonomic support. Growth and erosion, continuity and fragmentation are brought together in a single structure, shaping both the object and the relationship between body and space.