Description
The Cowrie chair is inspired by the concave lines of sea shells.
The curvilinear form is the result of an extensive research and innovation process that bridges the handmade with the digital. Sweeping lines are displayed in a gentle, single surface monocoque fold.
The all-in-one structure of the easy chair is formed in bent plywood with either a walnut or natural or ebonised ash veneer. The wood is sourced from FSC certified sources and workshops.
About of Made in ratio
Designed and developed by Creative Director Brodie Neill, the brand Made in ratio was forged from a desire to take exceptional ideas from inception to production by embracing digital design, leading technologies and experimental processes.
Working alongside some of the finest craftspeople in Europe and championing time-honoured materials, the collection is imbued with a spirit of innovation and design excellence. Made in Ratio creates boundary-pushing contemporary furniture.
Technical details:
Dimensions : L 29.5" x W 29" x H 25.2"
Material: Ebonised ash, natural ash, or walnut. Available with or without leather seat.
Available with or without leather seat.
Made in United Kingdom.
Design by : Brodie Neill
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Lead time : 5 to 6 weeks
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