Dezeen Showroom: French designer Léonard Kadid has created a "radical yet subtle" flat-pack chair for Parisian furniture brand Kann Design.
The seat of the Tal chair, which comes in black or green-stained oak and light ash wood, is supported underneath by a thin metal structure.
Beyond increasing the stability of the seating design, this also helps users to connect its different structural elements into a functioning whole.
"The T aluminium profiles reinforce the plywood seat and allow the solid wooden legs to lock onto them," Kann Design explained. "This structural principle defines its entire geometry giving a radical yet subtle presence."
The Tal chair comes in green-stained oak, black and ash wood
Metal fasteners are also integrated into the slim, curved backrest of the Tal chair, linking it to the frame and making for an easy assembly. Kann Design is run by husband and wife duo Houssam Kanaan and Meghedi Simonian. The studio has a workshop in Paris as well as a second branch in Lebanon, which was originally founded by Kanaan's father in 1958.
Now run by his brother Samer Kanaan, the outpost offers a space to collaborate with local welders, carpenters, upholsterers and weavers.
Product: Tal chair

Designer: Léonard Kadid

Brand: Kann Design

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