J110

Presented:	Maison&Objet 2012 January, Paris
Stylepark-ID:	05.4542.00136
Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › chairs

Product description

Tall slender wooden rods make up the backrest of this Nordic and democratic version of a royal seat. The rods form a cosy shell and offer a calm space to relax. J110 is an elegant dining chair with a built-in interplay of shadow and light when the sunlight darts in and out between the rods. J110 is an updated version of a classic chair with a solid history.

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Manufacturer:
HAY, Denmark

Design:
Poul M. Volther
2011

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