Dining Chairs

The Elephant Chair is a dining chair version of the popular Elephant Lounge Chair. With a gently curved back with the same soft curve as the lounge chair and a sculptural wood base the Elephant Chair brings comfort to the table.

The Elephant Chair is a dining chair version of the popular Elephant Lounge Chair. With a gently curved back with the same soft curve as the lounge chair and a sculptural wood base the Elephant Chair brings comfort to the table.

The Hippo series is influenced by the Hippopotamus mammal drawing upon its barrel-shaped torsos. The characteristic wooden leg profile comes in four different oak finishes; natural, light smoked, dark smoked and black and the seat and back come in a variety of upholstery options.

Inspired by traditional Danish elementary school chairs, the NY11 Chair has a frame hand-crafted from solid oak and a seat of oak veneer. The Chair came to life when designers Rune Krøjgaard and Knut Bendik Humlevik went on a mission to create a modern take on the classic Scandinavian dining chair. Just like a school chair it had to be both comfortable and very durable. The result is a simple and honest chair with a timeless expression.

Aesthetic appeal and ergonomics come together in a seat with a bold silhouette in every detail. Just as the sari envelops the female body, enhancing its sinuous lines, so the solid walnut-stained ash-turned wood arch, which seems to support both chair and lounge chair, celebrates dynamism by creating a curvilinear movement.

The Inge chair is comprised of three identical pieces and a seat.. Two of the pieces make up the legs and the third acts as the back. The chair takes its name from Stone Inge in United Kingdom, where two huge pieces of stone hold up a third.