Ei Chair

Ei ChairEi is the Japanese word for stingray, duly named for the shape of the backrest: broad and tapered to a point at each end, spreading like the wings of a ray in open water. Produced for Origin Made, Gabriel Tan's updates to Yamakawa's original design bring it into present day production while leaving its character fully intact. The slender black metal legs bow gently outward, and are structurally held together by a continuous curved stretcher of

Solid Brass

The Duna Coffee Table transforms interiors through its playful abstraction of natural phenomena

while also suitable around a dining table for everyday use

Bar Stool - 462 L x 462 W x 750 H mm

a small flat surface of exposed wood remains uncovered

which have pleasant curvatures that allow one to feel relaxed while traveling

wide configuration that extends along a wall in a single unhurried band

Materials: Ash | Smoked Ash | Oak | Walnut Wood and Textile

lending material warmth to the geometry

A one-off piece in walnut wood as part of a materials exploration process

Material: Pasta Grés Chamotada

A subtle statement piece that seemingly allows the light to float