Australian Wood Review

TABLES, CHAIRS & DESKS: TOP 20

WINNER: JESS HUMPSTON

‘Ch-air is an exploration in visual and structural lightness allowing for unobstructed views of a vista/table beyond. The form is inspired by traditional stick chairs with the typical solid timber seat subtracted from the structure. Its strength comes from the triangulation of router formed dowel elements, timber selection and a hand woven monofilament seat kept in place with fluted detailing.’ Photos: Greg Piper

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