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When Japanese ingenuity meets Scandinavian design traditions, the result is a perfect chair
Beauty and practicality combine in this Fritz Hansen RIN chair
“I wanted to make a beautiful chair that can stimulate and awaken emotions in people,” says Konno. “It must be able to appeal visually but also make us feel a form of elegance when we sit in it. Therefore, I have established something poetical, simple, strong, relaxed and innovative all at the same time.”
The international designer studied his craft in Japan and Sweden, thus RIN is in harmony with both Japanese and Scandinavian design traditions.
And, Konno says, the chair is not only elegant and futuristic, it invites you to sit in it for hours. Perhaps to ponder an ideal partner: the perfect table.
Originally published in BC Home magazine. For monthly updates, subscribe to the free BC Home e-newsletter, or purchase a subscription to the bi-monthly magazine.
