Seating
Honey Chair designed by Thomas Feichtner
The difference between chairs and stools as perceived by most people lies in the sitting position and the sitting comfort. Strictly speaking it would mean this: A stool is hard and for sitting upright at a table, whereas a chair is upholstered and for relaxing. But between the extremes of this simplified definition there is a whole range of stools that have adopted the comfort and relaxation functions of a chair.
The idea behind the Honey Chair is exactly the opposite, however. The question we were up against was: Can't a chair assume the characteristics of a stool? An experiment. The Honey Chair is a chair which shows the simplicity, surface and material of a stool. The formal solution is angular, but nevertheless comfortable. Holzwerkstatt Rehberger, a richly traditional workshop in Upper Austria, undertakes production.
Additional Product Information
Material: wood
Dimension (H/W/D): 96 x 88 x 84 cm
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