
Chairs & seating
With seating, shape is only the beginning. Seat height, depth and its relationship to the table affect everyday use. Discuss the seat material and whether upholstery suits your idea.
A starting point rather than a ready-made catalogue. Find a direction, then discuss dimensions, materials and finish.
3 ideas to explore

With seating, shape is only the beginning. Seat height, depth and its relationship to the table affect everyday use. Discuss the seat material and whether upholstery suits your idea.

Measure the available space and note the desired surface length, width and height. Leg placement matters for seating comfort, and the surface material helps determine a suitable frame.

Metal can work alongside other materials in the same piece. Gather a reference, identify the details you like, and discuss available materials and feasibility with the workshop.
These are illustrative metal furniture applications, not confirmed models for sale. The workshop will discuss feasibility, materials and details when contacted.
Try a colour on a simplified frame to visualise a direction. This is an illustration; paint types and available colours should be discussed with the workshop.
Charcoal
Start with a reference or a measurement. Let’s work through the details.