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1. SP01 Clark Dining Chair
Designed by Metrica. A contemporary interpretation of the classic bistro chair, Clark was designed for comfort. Made from solid ash, this sculpted piece is defined by fine details and subtle curves and angles. Fine craftsmanship highlights the sculpted solid timber seat and back elements in contrast to the slender timber frame. The result is a practical, stackable chair of impeccable beauty.
2. TON 811 Armchair
The armchair, inspired by a model from 1930 by Josef Hoffmann, blends his interest in Art Nouveau and simple shapes with manufacturing processes applied since 1861. The armchair is therefore more geometrical, but bears the clear features of the manual bending technique of TON. This armchair variant combines an upholstered seat and back, but is available with both timber or rattan variations. Customise this piece with stains, coloured lacquer and upholstery finishes for a truly bespoke furniture piece.
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3. SP01 Chee Collection
Chee is an ornate but contemporary bent wire chair collection designed for comfort. The overlapping metal wires curve out from the frame to create a striking geometric web. This bent wire web supports the back and forms a seat that is both beautifully graphic and supremely comfortable. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use and suitable for home or projects.
4. Job’s Chairs Italy, P-Nut
P-Nut is a new addition to the Job’s playful collection of seating. P-Nut is small in stature, but big in comfort and versatility. The lower more tapered height of the backrest takes up less visual space and the slim line leg adds a simple elegance. An enduring design, perfect in it’s simplicity
5. Sissi Armchair by Driade
Designed by Ludovica & Roberto Paloma the Sissi armchair is a sculptural, very versatile, self- centred and contemporary piece. “Its modern design winks cheekily at the past and at the female world. The merging and intersecting rings look as if they have been bent by the hand of the viennese craftsmen, whom since over a century ago, would offer the world an elegant and design archetype. The connections, linked in such a way, turn Sissi into a refined and sculptural piece, just like the ultimate viennese chair - famous for its wooden curves- it is inspired by.
6. Michelle Dining Chair by SP01
Tim Rundle has developed the visual language of the arc to create seating that is an exercise in architectural geometry. On its own, a single Michelle chair makes a bold style statement, the variously oval or round backs and circular bases set upon fine tubular steel frames to create sculptural shapes in space. When assembled enmasse the arched backrests of the dining chairs and stools form a rigorously ordered group that references classical colonnades.
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