Every part of the frame reads as a continuation of one line: the wide, spoon-like end of the backrest flows into a deep S at shoulder height, then travels forward and thins away at the arm tips. The wood is a pale honey tone with grain running visibly across the surface under a matte satin finish, and a few knots have been left in place rather than sanded out. The legs descend in an organic curve, narrowing toward small rounded feet, and no two of them stand in quite the same posture. Set into a frame that holds no straight edge anywhere, the seat is a generously filled cushion with a slightly domed crown. Its burgundy weave shows a flecked thread texture up close and gains depth beside the light timber around it. Because the arms grow from the same band as the back, resting your elbows means being enclosed by one uninterrupted sweep. At the head of a dining table or alone in a corner, it offers a different silhouette with every step you take around it.