Pair of Tria Metal chairs in ash and steel 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 legs are in chromed metal, and it can be stacked up to 4 elements.