Contemporary dining chair NAKKA

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This chair was initially designed to offer visitors personal resting spots at an art museum. As the chair was planned to be placed against a wall, both the front and back legs are set vertically. The seat and backrest, maintaining its static image, have an organic form with minimal lines. The chair stands out for its beauty both as a stand-alone piece and in a grouping of several chairs. The side beam of the frame runs diagonally to symbolize the design motif of the series, the letter "N."