J-Chair

Dialogue of art and architecture An expressive FiDU manifesto. A visually strong object, iconic in its character, it sits on a light but durable construction. In a dining or lounge version, J-CHAIR is available in numerous finishes. The chair was created at the special request of Museum Jerke in Recklinghausen, Germany, the only museum of Polish contemporary art outside of Poland. The inspiration for creation of the J-CHAIR was the architectural form of the museum itself and the composition by Polish painter Władysław Strzemiński Flat Construction (Breakage of a Black Rectangle) (1923). Both give the impression that the composition of the image as well as the design of the building have visible divisions and cuttings. Upholstered metal J-CHAIR is another FiDU manifesto with a strong and iconic visual character, of light and durable construction. J-CHAIR is also available in leather versions as an impressive result of cooperation with the best saddleries in Europe. The seat is finished with natural leather used for the production of saddles. Working with and combining such demanding materials requires many years of experience from the artisans. J-CHAIR is a great storyteller which reflects a unique dialogue between metal and leather, architecture and art, functionality and design.