Chaos Chair
Konstantin Grcic named it well. The Chaos Chair holds a productive tension between opposites: a silhouette that reads as restrained from across a room, and a high, curving backrest that asserts something closer to ceremony up close.
Grcic trained under Jasper Morrison at the Royal College of Art before founding his Munich studio KGID in 1991. His practice consistently resists decoration in favor of structural clarity, and the Chaos Chair is no exception. The narrow profile is deceptive. Settle into it, and the enveloping backrest becomes the dominant experience.
Classicon, the Munich atelier behind the piece, has long been committed to the kind of craft and material precision that allows furniture to age with dignity. The Chaos Chair is produced to those same standards, at home in a reception room, a private study, or at the head of a dining table where presence matters.
- High, curved backrest with an enveloping structure
- Deceptively narrow profile with a commanding presence
- Produced by Classicon in Munich to exacting craft standards
- Suited to reception spaces, studies, and formal dining rooms
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Chaos Chair
Konstantin Grcic named it well. The Chaos Chair holds a productive tension between opposites: a silhouette that reads as restrained from across a room, and a high, curving backrest that asserts something closer to ceremony up close.
Grcic trained under Jasper Morrison at the Royal College of Art before founding his Munich studio KGID in 1991. His practice consistently resists decoration in favor of structural clarity, and the Chaos Chair is no exception. The narrow profile is deceptive. Settle into it, and the enveloping backrest becomes the dominant experience.
Classicon, the Munich atelier behind the piece, has long been committed to the kind of craft and material precision that allows furniture to age with dignity. The Chaos Chair is produced to those same standards, at home in a reception room, a private study, or at the head of a dining table where presence matters.
- High, curved backrest with an enveloping structure
- Deceptively narrow profile with a commanding presence
- Produced by Classicon in Munich to exacting craft standards
- Suited to reception spaces, studies, and formal dining rooms
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Konstantin Grcic named it well. The Chaos Chair holds a productive tension between opposites: a silhouette that reads as restrained from across a room, and a high, curving backrest that asserts something closer to ceremony up close.
Grcic trained under Jasper Morrison at the Royal College of Art before founding his Munich studio KGID in 1991. His practice consistently resists decoration in favor of structural clarity, and the Chaos Chair is no exception. The narrow profile is deceptive. Settle into it, and the enveloping backrest becomes the dominant experience.
Classicon, the Munich atelier behind the piece, has long been committed to the kind of craft and material precision that allows furniture to age with dignity. The Chaos Chair is produced to those same standards, at home in a reception room, a private study, or at the head of a dining table where presence matters.
- High, curved backrest with an enveloping structure
- Deceptively narrow profile with a commanding presence
- Produced by Classicon in Munich to exacting craft standards
- Suited to reception spaces, studies, and formal dining rooms
