JUN-01 Easy Chair
Armchairs from Kitani, Designed by Jun Kamahara
Product description
This chair was first displayed at Stockholm Furniture Fair in February, 2010. The design takes its inspiration from the delicate and elegant fingers and the gentle eyes of Buddha statues. The seat appears to be lifted up gently by the delicately shaped wooden frame. The seat is handsewn to create its gentle lines and differences in height in some areas. In this fine work, Kitani combines a Japanese-type of design with the unique skills it learned from Scandinavian furniture.
Size: W 710 x D 730 x H 745 mm (Seat Height: 370 mm | Arm Height: 560 mm)
Frame: Black Walnut / Teak
Seat: Leather / Fabric
Size: W 710 x D 730 x H 745 mm (Seat Height: 370 mm | Arm Height: 560 mm)
Frame: Black Walnut / Teak
Seat: Leather / Fabric
Concept
Jun Kamahara(1950- )
Jun Kamahara was born in 1950 and currently lives in Fukuoka.
In 1987, he established Kamaharajun Design office for design of solid objects.
He started to design chairs and other types of furniture in 1987, when he created for New York IDCNY designers' Saturday a work called "A-Chair" which was made from cast aluminum, a material that can be freely formed.
The chair received the Design of the Year Award. He stopped furniture design later, and engaged instead in activities including architectural design, interior design, color planning, bridge design and presentations. In 2000, He resumed furniture making, and in 2009, he co-developed new products for Kitani.
Jun Kamahara was born in 1950 and currently lives in Fukuoka.
In 1987, he established Kamaharajun Design office for design of solid objects.
He started to design chairs and other types of furniture in 1987, when he created for New York IDCNY designers' Saturday a work called "A-Chair" which was made from cast aluminum, a material that can be freely formed.
The chair received the Design of the Year Award. He stopped furniture design later, and engaged instead in activities including architectural design, interior design, color planning, bridge design and presentations. In 2000, He resumed furniture making, and in 2009, he co-developed new products for Kitani.
More about this product
Part of the collection
EASY CHAIR.
Manufacturer
Kitani
Family
Jun Kamahara
Architonic ID
1151142
Year of Launch
2010
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Contact information
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2115 Matsukura-cho Takayama, 506-0034 Gifu Japan
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2115 Matsukura-cho Takayama, 506-0034 Gifu Japan
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