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The Mikado Chair (2024) possesses a serene yet commanding presence, marrying sculptural form with unparalleled comfort. Its defining feature – a fully upholstered shell with a dynamic backrest – shifts subtly with the body, while a simple mechanism concealed beneath the seat allows the back to move with the sitter, reclining gently at a natural angle. Designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby have spent nearly three decades challenging the boundaries of modern design through rigorous experimentation and an intuitive understanding of materiality. Mikado is thoughtfully engineered for longevity: covers may be removed, legs replaced, and core components separated for recycling. Made in Denmark.
The Mikado Chair (2024) possesses a serene yet commanding presence, marrying sculptural form with unparalleled comfort. Its defining feature – a fully upholstered shell with a dynamic backrest – shifts subtly with the body, while a simple mechanism concealed beneath the seat allows the back to move with the sitter, reclining gently at a natural angle. Designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby have spent nearly three decades challenging the boundaries of modern design through rigorous experimentation and an intuitive understanding of materiality. Mikado is thoughtfully engineered for longevity: covers may be removed, legs replaced, and core components separated for recycling. Made in Denmark.