Chaise

The Orbital Chaise begins with a reclining form, but approaches it through a harder vocabulary of polished steel, repeated spheres and interrupted lines.

The spheres suggest orbit, rhythm and movement across a structure that remains fixed. Rectangular cut-outs break the curve of the frame, giving the piece a sharper edge and preventing the gesture from becoming too smooth.

The upholstered surface follows the steel in a continuous line, bringing comfort and invitation into an otherwise unexpected construction. Below, the arched legs support the frame while repeating the same tension between curve, weight and precision.

A concealed front compartment adds one private gesture to the polished structure.

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