The body of this chair reads as one uninterrupted gesture; a walnut curve rises from either side of the seat, joins in a rounded crest at the top and encloses an oval void where a solid back would normally sit. One side of the loop stays narrow as a batten while the other widens on its way down, flattening into a broad blade that merges with the seat rail and carries on to the floor as the rear leg, with the grain following the whole path without a break. The front legs splay gently outward and taper toward the floor, while the rail beneath the cushion is carved with a wavy profile. No screws or corner joints are visible, so the piece looks like a single length of material that has been bent. The plump cushion, covered in a textured grey-beige cloth, overhangs the wooden frame slightly and answers the thin structure with softness. Repeat the chair around a dining table and the open loops line up one behind the other, drawing a continuous wave along its length.