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Joanna Frank Design Shop Ltd.
102 Eldridge St.
New York City, NY 10002 , United States
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646.389.1733
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Eva Mechler "CHAIR"
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Description
Impeccable craftsmanship from master furniture maker EVA MECHLER.
Introducing her most recent project, CHAIR, inspired by life by the sea. This innovative and modern piece is designed to bring tranquility and beauty to any space, interior or exterior. The sculptural lines of the CHAIR echo wave forms while its strong but delicately arched supports lend simplicity and elegance. It has companion pieces, LOW TABLE, THREE LEG STOOL, AND SOFA BENCH.
The Lounge Collection is designed for relaxed living both indoor and out. The images here are of first prototypes made with repurposed wood from yacht decking. The collection includes CHAIR, THREE LEG STOOL, LOW TABLE, AND SOFA BENCH. All items are made to order with different wood choices as you prefer.
Example shown is made with reclaimed wood
Avalable to order with native species of oak, ash, walnut, chestnut -
More Information
Documentation: Certificate of Authenticity Origin: Germany Period: New Materials: stack laminated wood from sustainable forest and off-cuts from the yachting industry Condition: New. new Creation Date: 2024 Styles / Movements: Contemporary, Collectible Design, Minimalist Dealer Reference #: EM2 Incollect Reference #: 729172 -
Dimensions
W. 778 mm; L. 800 mm;
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