The Betula Chair is one that you’d almost rather stare at than sit in! Modern yet raw, monocoque yet structurally complex, it’s an example of fluid deconstructivism at its finest. Made entirely of birch ply, these layers upon layers form a cantilever structure that is both stable and ergonomic. It’s a functional sculpture that’s sure to get better with age. Do want!
Designer: Apical Reform
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