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A Chair in the Forest

Time & Style's 2020 solid beech dining chair, steam bent and moulded under pressure.

Dimensions

500 × 760 × 520 mm

Year

2020

Origin

Japan

Materials
Solid beechPolyurethane foamFabricLeather
Finishes
Snow white, transparent coatingCharcoal grey, transparent coating
Colors
Snow whiteCharcoal grey
Style
Japanese DesignContemporaryWood Craft

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Description

Overview

Drawn in 2020 by Time & Style and made in Japan for De Padova, A Chair in the Forest has a solid beech frame and backrest around a thin padded seat. It fits a kitchen as a linear chair and a modern living room as well.

Construction

  • Frame and backrest: solid beech, steam bent and then placed in a mould under pressure; every chair has its own veining and patterns
  • Finish: beech in snow white or charcoal grey under a transparent coating
  • Seat: a structural fabric base with polyurethane padding
  • Upholstery: fixed, either grey fabric or brown leather in a dark tone

Specifications

Overall size W 50 × D 52 × H 76 cm.

Story

A name from the woods

The name A Chair in the Forest evokes the sound and scent of an ancient tree woodland. Time & Style drew the chair in 2020 for the Time & Style ēdition range around a simple, well-balanced and extremely comfortable frame.

Bent wood, one chair at a time

The minimalist outline comes from steam bending the beech and pressing it in a mould. Because the grain of solid wood differs from piece to piece, each chair is unique.

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