Haku

The oriental aesthetic stands out in this chair. The design is composed of a body made of straight and grooved wooden bars, forming a structure that seeks to establish a contrast with the backrest and seat. These are presented as two curved, upholstered surfaces with rounded edges.

The seat and its marked X-shaped relief evoke the traditional way of covering them with rope. This, together with the rectilinear structure of the chair, gives the design an appearance that represents a traditional oriental style in a contemporary product. Protrusions emerge from the backrest, delimiting the user’s space, giving a sense of privacy.