I love a design that makes you wonder, “what the heck am I looking at?!” Especially when it’s as pretty as this chair by Laurie Beckerman. The design is both fascinating and functional with a unique optical pattern that’s captivating from every angle. Though its aesthetic is light and delicate, the laser cut, black powder coated steel construction is super strong, perfect for indoor or outdoor use.
Designer: Laurie Beckerman Design
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Great job Laurie! A terrific looking chair that is very photogenic. The images have great rhythm thanks to the intricacies of the design.
awesome chair….