SEIDA Ash chair

Practically all originators are paradigm hunters.‎ This movement is especially troublesome in the field of chairs.‎ Seida, the name of this chair, conceived out of the incorrect spelling of the italian word sedia, investigates the idea of chair in its straightforwardness and outright essentialism.‎ Without becoming moderate, the chair is wealthy in subtleties upgrading the in general keen insight while keeping a recognizable and discrete look.‎ Structure: Made of normal strong ash wood, open pore lacquered, aniline painted or in strong regular oak.‎ Seat: wood or upholstered.‎