Kawara Armchair’s charm is the use of molded plywood creating a three-dimensionally curved backrest and armrest. Plywood, like other natural materials, can shrink and warp. The backrest, armrest, and seat of this chair are made from three separate molds and the ability of experienced craftsmen to foresee and manage each part’s movement has helped create the Kawara Armchair without the need for numerous reinforcement parts.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Japan |
| Materials | Oak Veneer with Urethane Finish |
| Dimensions | H822 W548 D531 |
| Colour | Available in Oak Veneer with Urethane Finish in a variety of colours |
| Finishes | Urethane Finish |
| Designer |
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