The LOOP chisel chair finds its strength in flow. Anchored at three points—the sides and the back—it carves a confident presence through a single, continuous surface. Its base lifts slightly off the ground, introducing a visual void that gives the chair its name and lends it a striking sense of lightness, despite its solid stance.

The form is clean but far from minimal. Each curve is precisely calibrated—not just to support posture, but to suggest movement. There’s no separation between structure and surface; what supports also defines. The LOOP chisel chair speaks of restraint and release, of edges that don’t cut but glide.