'the woolly chair'

brooklyn based designer jason miller has released three new products;
the 'woolly chair', 'spiral lounge' and 'tint'. the collection will be shown
at the ICFF in new york in may.

jason describes his new collection -
‘in the seventies, luxury lost its exclusivity. comfort, both physical
and intellectual, became the defining characteristic. couches and chairs
were big and overstuffed. entire rooms were terraced and carpeted
and became furniture themselves. macramé, houseplants and fur
represented status. popular culture became art. there is no longer room
for platitudes. populist luxury is back.’


'the woolly chair'

the 'woolly chair' is a chair made almost entirely of animal hair. the chair’s
structure is industrial wool felt, which has been folded and sewn. the back
and the arms remain flexible and conform to the sitter. the outer cover is
a bison hide.


'spiral lounge'


'tint' series

'tints' are a series of maple frame tables with a colored glass top. each are made
with a layer of plastic laminated between two pieces of clear glass, allowing
the tables to be virtually any color.

'tint' series

'tint' series