Wooden Chair bar-stool Though seemingly simple in form

Though seemingly simple in form

" notes Jay Osgerby: "The brief said that it had to be comfortable for up to 12 hours of continuous use

The classic Series 7 chair with its timeless hourglass design is a world-famous classic

The porcelain mug is expressed with these delicate traits and gentle curved forms bringing about a sense of comfort for the user

The Portsmouth bench was originally designed for the choir stalls in Portsmouth Cathedral

Wooden Chair bar-stool Though seemingly simple in formWooden chair by Marc Newson for Cappellini. From a desire to push the boundaries of manipulation with wood, the Australian designer Marc Newson developed the Wooden Chair in 1992, a sculptural piece of furniture that offers surprising comfort. His daring experiments with the natural material led him to develop a fluid and continuous form made from steam bent beech wood strips. The seat has a 'double curve' or 'alpha' shape, whilst the backrest extends