Inspired by the natural reduction of the skeletal system, the Pelleossa chair’s name literally translates to “skin and bones.” The handcrafted wood and stretched fabric chair combines the best of traditional workmanship and modern production efficiency. Each chair is made with a conventional “turn and copy” technique, where the repetition of only two diameters (30mm max and 15mm min) optimizes both the usable material
Designer: Francesco Faccin
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Wow, I just love the sleek design thats going on over here! Truly a piece of art.
Neat! Looks clean and hardwearing. I’d love to see the underside..is it held with tension?