This chair - image balanced on the edge of paradox and a challenge to convention. Genuine leather here is not just a material, but serves as an independent accent in the composition: it creates large, dramatic folds, as if from the ceremonial robe of a monarch. These folds evoke a sense of ceremony and familiarity, but at the same time reference a deliberately unrefined beauty always associated with status symbols—unlike typical utilitarian objects. To sit in this chair is akin to assuming a symbolic position of power, but not over others—rather, over your own inner universe. The formal throne-like features here are ironic: the overly dramatic character gives the object an aura of “arrogance” - it possesses grandeur, irony, and a demonstrative excess. Beauty of chance and drapery. The folds of leather lie as if randomly, yet each chair will be shaped differently: the designer only sets the general direction, and the final look is created by the material itself, physics, and gravity. This is a balance between control and freedom, between tradition and raw natural force. A lord’s archetype, a primal “castle-core”. This chair embodies the spirit of medieval castle life: leather thrown over a throne combines wildness and aristocracy, simplicity and a shadow of lost grandeur. This chair is an artistic interpretation of status, chance, and the materialization of the symbol of power. It deliberately does not aim to be comfortable—its purpose is to create an impression, to become an “event” in the interior. Here, tradition, challenge, personal mythology, and the very physics of leather are fused.

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1300х600х1500 mm

price: from €3800