A Chair for Anna.
Boston (US), May 2013Design and woodwork: Solène Thierry
Metal work: Myles Purrington, Sara Allen






A chair for my friend Anna. Tailored specially for her, I researched the shape and form, dissecting the everyday object to keep just the necessary elements to provide minimum support for maximal comfort. I decided to pair wooden elements with metal, as a mean of holding the pieces together while highlighting the pieces in contact with the body.