Yumi Chair

Yumi ChairYumi is the Japanese word for an archery bow and refers to the continuous curved brace detail that sweeps from the top of the backrest down to meet the front legs, holding the chair together the way a strung bow holds its tension. A dining chair without arms, Yumi's structure is fully legible. Another Yamakawa original, it is brought into production after Gabriel Tan's careful work of contemporisation that fully respects the original design. Retaining

What changes more dramatically is the silhouette: viewed from one angle

Production: Portugal

of a room that has been lived in comfortably for a long time

Available for pre-order now

Calabash showcases Idoia’s expert skills in manipulating and combining both materials into sturdy

Gabriel Tan designed a seating collection to showcase her craft - stools

This series is cast in concrete by Vitor Silva in the North of Portugal

Handcrafted in solid brass

Tall - Ø 210 x 320 H mm

Its dual cavity form enables us to display the candleholder in two ways with a simple rotation

highlighting the unique character of each piece

resulting in an object that is a functional sculpture combining two noble materials we love