by Jonathan Prestwich

The reduced structure of the O.S. chair takes its influences from lightweight architecture and anatomical structures. Made using a steel structure and a one-piece technical fabric cover supported under tension. Using the latest in modern fabric technology to give hygienic and environmental advantages over traditional upholstery techniques while offering a high level of sitting comfort. The slight transparency of the fabric challenges the expectations associated with traditionally produced seating. Available with dull chrome legs or powder coated, matching armrests are also available.