9.5° ChairDesigned in 2014 by Rasmus Bkkel Fex, the 9. 5 Chair is a sculptural iteman intersection between art and design. Crafted in ash wood, this dining chair is fully functional for seating. Since its introduction, the 9. 5 chair has won several awards and is today part of the permanent collection at renowned Scandinavian museums.

The backrest in their edition is one notch lower than the top of the side frames

enhancing sturdiness while making the table easier to move

Meaurements: 16

Jafa reflects on the ontology of race and Blackness

The chairs can be combined with the Tangāli Side Table and Coffee Table to form a complete living room set

Meaurements: H 30

A special wood finish called P1 Black is used to complement the KeSa Ragi colourway

Adams’s work brings the everyday experiences of Black Americans to the forefront

This functional piece of occasional furniture can be a side table

Taking a familiar form

His work on Julie Dash's 1991 film Daughters of the Dust won him the Best Cinematography award at Sundance

where the color of each piece is used to locate its proper position