james burgess constructs seamless wire chair for bolia
defined by a seamless flow of wire throughout the chair's construction, the continuous path of straight lines and soft radial curves maximizes the fluid properties of the material.
james burgess design constructs seamless wire chair
all images courtesy of james burgess design
the ‘wire’ by james burgess design for danish company bolia is defined by a seamless flow of the thin material throughout the chair’s entire construction. this formation of a continuous path maximizes its fluid properties, while still maintaining structural stability. the minimal piece is characterized by straight lines and soft radial curves, with crossbars added for comfort, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings. the wire is manufactured in a powder coated steel and the chair itself is produced in a range of five colors – coral, black, white blue/grey and grey with the ability to be complimented with soft seat pads.
front view of the wire chair
wire chair in coral
wire chair in blue / grey
wire chair in white
the minimal piece is characterized by straight lines and soft radial curves
the wire is manufactured in a powder coated steel and is suitable for both indoors and outdoors
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