jacob nitz shapes stackable steel siren chair for bogaerts label
the furniture's powder-coated metal frame is adorned with high-quality fabrics.
jacob nitz shapes stackable steel siren chair for bogaerts label
all images courtesy of bogaerts label
the typology of the everyday chair calls for a design that has the ability to stack on top of itself with the conclusion of lectures, ceremonies, and other public events. branching off of this feature, chicago-based creative, jacob nitz, has developed the ‘siren chair’ for dutch furniture label, bogaerts.
closeup of the chair upholstery, which is supplied by gabriel.
the minimalist construction system is formed by a powder-coated bent steel frame and a dual-toned moulded seat shell upholstered with high-quality materials such as fabrics from gabriel. the attachment method allows for no exposed fasteners, fully presenting the sitting surface as a tool of comfort. the work is available in various colors, which upon request can be mixed or chosen to fit in your interior.
siren chair walnut seating option
yellow and blue version
blue and red version
brown and orange version
grey and white version
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