Charred Sou Sugi Ban Ash "Brass Chair" Hand-Shaped Solid Wood Minimal Armchair

A sleek modern take on the grandfather clock. This piece is made from historic decommissioned NYC water tower wood. The wood is torched in the Shou Su...

This impressive clock is made from historic decommissioned NYC water tower wood. The piece is torched and then sealed with oil to achieve its beautifu...

This chair evokes a feeling of solidity, weight and forward movement. Notable features are he "negative back" where the backrest appears to float. Ergonomically-friendly features inc...

Pieces of salvaged wood are charred in the Shou Sugi Ban method and sealed with oil. This provides for an exquisite sheen and texture that is ideal for both interior and exterior app...

The Gaulino Easy Chair is the natural progression from the iconic Gaulino. It retains the functional artistry of the Gaulino while sitting lighter,...

Mexican architect Estrella Mora's collection "was born with the intention of returning the identity of Mexico's history to design, creating links between artisans and designers, so t...

The Arpeggio armchair is a masterpiece of Italian craftsmanship designed by Giopato & Coombes. Embracing sinuous shapes and essential lines, these pieces delicately accompany tables with a touch of timeless elegance. The designers seamlessly blend different eras and styles, creating a chair that resonates with both history and modernity. The legs of the Arpeggio draw inspiration from the quadrangular-section buttresses of ancient churches...

Charred using the Japanese technique shou sugi ban, it's a light and airy piece with straight lines and angles. Crafted from Freijó wood, it's exceptionally comfortable and durable, featuring a foam-padded seat upholstered in genuine leather and a backrest woven with natural Indian straw. * As they are natural materials, wood, straw and leather may have different tones and textures than those shown in the photos. About the designer: Amilcar Oliveira hails from São Paulo, the capital city. He studied Radio and TV at ECA-USP and worked as a director at production companies like Sentimental Filmes and Your Mamma. Currently, he's part of the directorial roster at Mixer. In parallel, he studied carpentry at the Cosi de Legno school under Piero Calò, carrying on the teachings he received from his father and grandfather, who were both carpenters deeply passionate about this craft. Amidst the pandemic, he created his debut piece, the Square...