Studio furniture concept
A lounge chair developed to explore the balance between sculptural form and practical construction. The intent was to create a piece defined by flowing geometry and visual clarity — a structure that feels composed and dynamic, refined through proportion and restraint.
The frame is formed from segmented wood elements joined with concealed reinforcement, allowing the continuous arc to feel fluid yet grounded. Subtle curvature and stance reference natural motion without excess, suggesting lightness through structure. A woven leather seat and back add tactile contrast, complementing the chair’s quiet presence.
The Skagway Accent Chair remains a structural and proportional study — a design resolved in form and theory, awaiting its expression in physical craft.