Description
Jazz music, the free-wheeling and fluid mid-century precursor to the fervour of the 1960s, is the inspiration for this dining chair. Taking its name from the famous jazz musician, Joseph Jarman, this piece knows the importance of structure, but is by no means afraid to improvise and to explore new possibilities for design. In the same way this piece draws the eye from its definitive central structure to its alluring edges, this piece is bound to act as an expansive central feature to any room. As with the jazz it is inspired, structure is as important as fluidity.
The bold red fabric that makes up the centre of this piece announces itself into the room and provides a solid foundation upon which the rest of the piece can play. The beautifully curved and and uniquely formed polished brass structure that make up this piece appear to float in a space entirely their own, freely turning corners and arching into new directions. The minimal presence of this structure makes this piece an incredibly eye-catching, yet incredibly light addition to any room. The combination of the soft fabric and polished brass touches upon the elegance that mastery of any craft exudes, whether this is the shining saxophone or a vibrant dining chair.
Dimensions
Width: 53cm | 20.8 inches
Depth: 53cm | 20.8 inches
Height: 70cm | 27.5 inches
Seat Height: 45cm | 17.7 inches
