Wooden walker

Launched on Kickstarter, Dutch designer Paul Timmer crafted a customized wooden walker for his own father, that represents his personal style and taste.

Dutch designer and woodworker Paul Timmer designed a walker that merges functionality and custom design. Unlike average walkers, that tend to underline the immobility issue, the wooden version designed by Timmer stimulates a reflection on this critical topic.

Paul Timmer, Wooden walker, 2017
Paul Timmer, Wooden walker, 2017
Paul Timmer, Wooden walker, 2017
Paul Timmer, Wooden walker, 2017
Paul Timmer, Wooden walker, 2017
Paul Timmer, Wooden walker, 2017
Paul Timmer, Wooden walker, 2017
Paul Timmer, Wooden walker, 2017
Paul Timmer, Wooden walker, 2017

  Designed for his own father who needed one, the walker is meant to be an extension of people’s personal style and appearance, instead of being a solely functional support aid on wheels. The walker has a light frame and it is possible to sit on it. The storage space on top is inspired by a fruit crate that is functional, yet sturdy. This version is still a working prototype, but production can be crowdfunded through a campaign that just started.

Paul Timmer, Wooden Walker, 2017