The Two Curve Chair

Two Curve Chair is all about line. The form rises and folds in two sweeping arcs, one carrying the seat and the other grounding it, so the whole piece feels closer to a sculptural study than a conventional chair. The dark veneer keeps the volume looking lean, while the rivets tracing the edges bring a sharper rhythm to the curves. They stop the silhouette from becoming too soft. What stands out is the way the upper arc lifts so dramatically and still feels poised. Even from a still image, the wooden armchair has tension, balance, and a very deliberate sense of proportion.