Tria Wood chair in oak by Lorenz and Kaz

The Tria chair recalls the impossible forms of the Dutch graphic designer and engraver Maurits Escher, defining itself in a game of twists and elusive escapes. The corolla-shaped body can be used in two different sitting positions, central or lateral, in this case one arm rests on an armrest. To be used around a round table, but also as a head of table, in an entrance hall, or in the living room as a sculpture chair. The body is made up of three equal elements in curved oak veneered plywood assembled together. The triangular legs are in solid oak.