When human behavior has already been defined by furniture, the chair Stripped instead redefines furniture through human behavior. An everyday ‘lazy’ act - hanging clothes on a chair, becomes the starting point for redefining what a chair can be. While most designs aim to make humans better at ‘being lazy,’ Stripped takes a more direct and almost violent approach: it tells you openly, ‘I know you are lazy, so I become the form that allows your laziness.’ The wooden board, torn apart into multiple segments, resembles a body exposing its inner core: an act of vulnerability and trust—issuing a warm and explicit invitation to the simple gesture of throwing your clothes onto the chair.