Inspired by the Athena Sanctuary in Delphi, The Last Chair embodies the enduring legacy of Greece’s architectural heritage. The design draws directly from the fragmented ruins of the classical monument, a symbol of strength in Delphi for over a millennium. The piece mirrors the sanctuary’s partial and worn state, unfinished beauty, and structural elegance through solid wood construction, matte finishes, and subtle steel accents.
The chair is built from solid wood, held together by brass-finished steel tubes that create the illusion of floating fragments. Painted in a striking matte cobalt blue, it offers a contemporary interpretation of these ancient Greek ruins.
The chair is part of the Ruins of Delphi series, consisting of sculptural furniture pieces reimagining ancient Greece through a contemporary lens.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 50x50x75cm (20x20x30'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 5 |
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| Number Of Pieces Created | 8 |


































