ELINE DINING CHAIR

ELINE DINING CHAIR

The Eline Dining Chair represents a deliberate shift from building-scale design to the intimate scale of furniture, translating the studio's architectural ethos into a singular, crafted object. Rooted in the practice's philosophy of developing projects 'from the big idea down to the smallest detail' the dining chair embodies a continuity between architecture, interiors and product design.

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Maximum seating comfort combined with clean lines, balanced materials and elements of the classic kitchen knife characterize the design of this dining chair originally conceived for Austria's two-Michelin-starred Alpine Cuisine Geniesserrestaurant led by chef Andreas Döllerer. The chair legs and armrests form a visible unit made of wood while the substructure of the seat and backrest has been deliberately concealed to emphasize the character of a lounge chair.

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The backrest is held in place by a strap on the back that merges into the wooden structure. The connection is made with metal rivets, similar to those used on a classic kitchen knife. These are visible on both the inside and outside of the chair, making them a distinctive design element.

Eline Dining Chair Sketch
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    FURNITURE DESIGN

    PROTOTYPE: Potocco spa
    PRODUCTION: Potocco spa

    SPECIAL THANKS TO: Alice Potocco & Andreas Döllerer
    PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO: Joerg Lehmann, Potocco spa, Michael Atzenhofer

    PRESS: Potocco Newsletter (view)
    Döllerer Zeitung (view)
    archiproducts (view)

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