AC/AL studio creates ‘paula’, the first stackable wooden chair for hartô
the design finds its identity by a distinctive joining detail between the back and the rear feet, and can adapt to many interior styles, whether for the home or in hospitality.
maison et objet fall 2016: produced by french furniture brand hartô and designed by emerging designer-duo amandine chhor & aïssa logerot of AC/AL studio, the ‘paula chair’ demonstrates a simple and refined frame that is able to suit different interior styles, whether for the home or in hospitality.
the ‘paula’ chair for harto
all images © herve goluza
AC/AL studio‘s ‘paula’ finds its identity by a distinctive joining detail between the back and the rear feet. the wooden frame is fabricated in solid oak and the seat in plywood and in turn, is the first stackable wooden chair edited by hartô. the simplicity of its lines gives it an elegance in the figure while responding to a concern of seating comfort and practical use. the removable backrest also offers different finishes in color to suit different environments and overall, balances between function, technical performance and shape.
AC/AL studio were part of maison et objet’s talents à la carte category
the simple form can adapt to dining, study or for lounge interiors
the chair was designed with a removable backrest which offers several color finishes
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