Though its aesthetic is complex, the AlterEgo chair was created rather simply with a geometric repetition of a single triangle shape. The resulting structure is clean and symmetrical with an aggressive edge. Smooth beech wood and polished black surfaces bring sophistication and lightness to the design, perfectly contrasting its skeletal presence and bold, minimalist statement.
Designer: Albert Puig
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