Conde House Europe GmbH

SPIN Solid Wood Chair

Germany , Koblenz

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SPIN Solid Wood Chair

As its name suggests, the SPIN chair features a distinctive twist flowing seamlessly from its backrest to its legs. Originally designed by Ryuji Yamazaki for the 1999 International Furniture Design Asahikawa (IFDA), it has been reimagined for today – lighter, stronger, and more comfortable. The chair’s elegant structure highlights the natural beauty of wood, while the seat is available in three refined variations: a detailed lattice of polyester tape, smooth upholstery, or luxurious leather. SPIN embodies the balance of movement and stillness that defines contemporary Japanese design.

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