‘maritime’ by benjamin hubert for casamania in blue and grey lacquer

drawing on traditional wooden shipbuilding techniques ‘maritime’ is a solid wood range of chairs that are skinned internally with a formed plywood shell. designed by benjamin hubert for italian furniture manufacturer casamania, the construction technique where the supports are visible on the outside allows for a distinctive design language that is in harmony with the material and its production process. the ribs allow for a structurally robust chair with minimum use of material. ‘maritime’ is comprised from solid and laminate ash and offered as an upholstered option. to enhance the construction details the range is also offered in translucent dyed colourways. benjamin hubert: maritime for casamania front view

benjamin hubert: maritime for casamania edge detail

benjamin hubert: maritime for casamania timber detail

benjamin hubert: maritime for casamania ‘maritime’ in natural oak

benjamin hubert: maritime for casamania ‘maritime’ finished in grey lacquer

benjamin hubert: maritime for casamania ‘maritime’ finished in blue lacquer

benjamin hubert: maritime for casamania construction process

benjamin hubert: maritime for casamania construction process

benjamin hubert: maritime for casamania

concept sketches

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