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Chairs

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Chairs is a celebration of sculptural design — where absurdity becomes elegance.

The Elegance of Exaggeration

The chair is one of the most recognisable forms in design — which makes it the perfect subject to reinterpret. In this collection, the familiar becomes expressive: forms that stretch, curve, loop, and contradict the expectations of functional furniture.

Hyperrealism as Artistic Device

Every piece is rendered as though photographed in a museum studio: perfect lighting, clean materials, refined craftsmanship. Yet the geometry steps beyond practicality into sculptural experimentation.

Quiet Absurdism

There is no chaos, no distortion — only design pushed into poetic exaggeration. The chairs feel like icons of a parallel design tradition: expressive, refined, and intentionally impractical.

Chairs transforms sculptural absurdity into design.

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