WW Chair: A Modern Windsor Chair Made With Wire before photo gallery

H furniture based in London expands line furniture with the latest release, Chairman WW, designed by Hierve. Design refers to a chair Windsor, with its semi-circular back which is held in place by pins, and instead of using the typical wooden rods, they used the thread. The shape (Windsor) and the material (yarn) are what gives the chair its name WW. The silhouette update and selection of materials give a traditional chair a modern spin.

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The seat and wooden legs follow the classic Windsor and slightly sculpted seat adds a layer of comfort. The rods are made of 5mm wire coating powder that extends to the wooden back and below, they loop around to connect to the seat.

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The President WW is available in a solid wood version or with an upholstered seat in your choice of fabric or leather. For version in solid wood, you can choose between oak and American walnut finish in natural oil. There is also a version of stained wood available in white, gray and black.

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Photos of Peter Guenzel.