Haiku Dining Chair

SKU #Haiku_Dining_Chair_2A511

Overview

In Japanese, the word Haiku defines the composition of a type of verse that is touching in its spontaneity, apparent simplicity, and freedom from rhetoric and artifice. Cowhide was the natural choice in which to make the Haiku dining chair. An extremely fascinating material, flexible but also durable; Cowhide is used to tailor the understated upholstery for the seat, backrest and armrests and fits the underlying metal structure like a glove, available in a number of elegant finishes. Manufactured by Flexform.

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Designed in 2022.

25.6" W, 22" D, 35.8" H
Seat Height: 25.6"

Manufacturer

Flexform

You are a discerning collector of fine things, intent on furnishing your home with pieces that reflect taste and confidence. Switch Modern offers you a broad selection of Flexform furniture that puts a fresh, contemporary spin on timeless elegance. Based outside of Milan, Italian manufacturer Flexform defines its aesthetic as understated, sensual glamor, driven by the overarching influence of its premier designer and artistic director, Antonio Citterio. Anchored by Flexform’s sofa designs, the entire “eco-system” of related furnishings, including Flexform beds, tables, chairs, accessories, and more, all work together to create a cohesive aesthetic that adapts beautifully to any interior. Switch Modern presents an extensive range of Flexform designs – sofas, sectionals, lounge chairs, beds, dining chairs, and dining tables.

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Designer

Christophe Pillet

Christophe Pillet (born 1959 in Montargis, France) graduated in 1985 from the Academy of Decorative Arts, Nice, France, and then completed a post-graduate course in Milan at the Domus Academy. He subsequently worked in Milan with Martine Bedin before moving to Paris, where he worked with Philippe Starck from 1988 to 1993. Over the course of his career, he has designed for a number of top brands, including Cappellini, Driade, Kartell, L'Oreal, Moroso, Shiseido, and Tacchini. His products range from architecture and interior design to home furnishings designs such as chairs and vases. Christophe Pillet makes a point of not limiting himself to a single style, yet rather experiments with a variety of aesthetics. In an interview with Azure Magazine, he said that “In my opinion, it's not important to have a style; it's more important to do things 'with' style. Being too coherent in your work can get a little dry.”

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