I take back my earlier comment - in natural oak with matching table this chair is ace. Looks retro and modern and distinctively different. And love how this picture also shows how they stack. My only criticism is it doesn't look like the seat will be big enough and that might affect comfort level - it also looks a bit like a school chair. A school I'd want to send my kids to mind you.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Dixon redux
A much better picture of the new Dixon chair (mentioned earlier today here) from blogger Trendoffice

I take back my earlier comment - in natural oak with matching table this chair is ace. Looks retro and modern and distinctively different. And love how this picture also shows how they stack. My only criticism is it doesn't look like the seat will be big enough and that might affect comfort level - it also looks a bit like a school chair. A school I'd want to send my kids to mind you.
I take back my earlier comment - in natural oak with matching table this chair is ace. Looks retro and modern and distinctively different. And love how this picture also shows how they stack. My only criticism is it doesn't look like the seat will be big enough and that might affect comfort level - it also looks a bit like a school chair. A school I'd want to send my kids to mind you.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Wegner in Hiroshima
The brand new "Hiroshima" dining chair by Naoto Fukasawa (the man behind Muji's Wall CD player with a string) for Maruni reminds me of the iconic classic Hans Wegner chair but with a very now flair. It looks comfortable and classy.
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