This Brutalist chair is crafted from stained elm and defined by its heavily carved surface, expressive form and raw, sculptural character. The hand-worked texture across the frame and backrest gives the piece a strong sense of individuality, celebrating the natural grain and imperfections of the wood rather than concealing them.

Emerging from the wider Brutalist design movement of the mid-20th century, chairs of this kind were created with an emphasis on material honesty, craftsmanship and bold architectural form. Both functional and highly sculptural, the piece works as a striking standalone chair or as part of a more collected interior.