Touchwood Chair by Lars Beller Fjetland for Discipline

Norwegian designer Lars Beller Fjetland feels strongly that people benefit from daily interaction with natural elements, like wood, which guided him in the creation of his latest design, the Touchwood Chair for Discipline. His goal was to create an affordable chair that would that would focus on incorporating elements of nature into the everyday.

All superfluous details were removed, leaving a versatile, all-wooden, stackable chair that comes in a variety of earthy colors. I love how the wood grain is still present through the color.

Touchwood will be part of the 100% Norway exhibition at Tent London from September 18th – 21st, 2014 in London.

2nd and 3rd photos by Creative agency SM Associati, working together with the photographer Silvia Orlandi and stylist duo Enrico Pompili and Valentina Cameranesi.

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