12 Timeless Neo Industrial Seats

The sculptural and graceful chair Reina carries its strong lines and elegance like a queen which means its name. The back and seating area is made from black stained wood veneer and legs with black metal tubes.

Inspired by a myriad of indulgent nights, this chair is meant to share the feeling and effect of “double vision,” the phenomenon of perceiving two images, usually overlapping, as one holistic object.

EP01 is the first piece in the collection designed from a discarded HVAC grate and an old closet organizer salvaged .This piece is made entirely from salvaged materials foraged for in the city of Eindhoven, Netherlands and a spray finish has been applied.

The Seat is completely handmade of thick wenge planks joined tongue-and-groove. Chair legs are made of stainless steel bars with an adjustable seat inclination angle to suit your needs.

The Angular chair by Kasper Kyster Iversen is part of the designers Master Collection. The Master Collection was the outcome of an intuition based method to create new ideas.The Angular chair is made of 100% aluminum.

The blue and red design is a “regular” type of chair with 3 feet. The work presented here is an eclectic result of Afropean roots, an interpretation of furniture with a new point of view. The whole process of creating the chair is centred around craftsmanship and upcycling.

The basic structural form – a simple wheel forged from aluminium – is divided, repeated, and assembled in a poetic manner to make a chair that is aesthetically striking and surprisingly comfortable.

The Institution Chair’s smoothly finished lamb leather seat subtly winks at clinical Neo Industrial aesthetics. The seat suspends from chromed steel rings that hang onto an elegant and minimalistic structure.

By the materials that compose it, the “Balik” Bench is, in essence, both fragile and robust. In this reinterpretation of the seat, Studio Biskt realizes a metal base that, like two river banks, would be linked by an extruded clay junction.

This Tubular Steel Armchair forms part of the Series O.F.I.S, an ongoing research of industrial material’s potential for narrative. Muñoz designed this tubular armchair as an exploration of the structural potential of different industrial components.

The tressed NoAr stool is an extension of the work that Carol has been developing with recycled rubber from the tyre industry called “air-bladder tyre-rubber”.