"Crooked Dining Chair"

by Nazara Lazaro Germany

€1.869 incl. tax

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Estimated production time: 7 weeks

Dimension LxWxH (cm): 58x53x86

Open Editions Material : Oak wood

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Description

The “Crooked Dining Chair” forms part of “The Crooked Collection”, an ongoing series of asymmetric and angular furniture pieces launched in 2020. Every piece is made to order, using hand glued timber from selected oak slabs, planed, and finished with hard wax oil. The design remains as pure as possible by keeping all the joins hidden. The use of massive oak gives a very premium finish and provides a warm contrast to the angular lines.

All pieces are available in natural massive oak, walnut, and white lacquered wood. Additional sizes, woods, and finishes are available on request.
H 86 cm x W 53 cm x D 58 cm / Seat height: 45 cm

Images by Fanette Guilloud

Additional information

Weight	26 kg
Dimensions	70 × 60 × 100 cm
discipline	Wood & Cabinetmaking
Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	58x53x86
Weight (kg)	16
Material	Oak wood
Production Year	2020
Color	Brown
Country	Germany

About the designer

Nazara Lazaro was born and raised in the Canary Islands, part of Spain but located right off the coast of Africa.

She moved to Madrid to pursue a degree in interior design at the Istituto Europeo di Design. After her studies she travelled to Japan where she stayed for almost two years on and off. During this time she learned about Japanese woodwork, architecture and exhibition design. Since 2014 she is based in Berlin, working as freelance interior and product designer.

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