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HISTORY, EXPERIENCE AND CAPABILITIES
The Nirvana Chair is far more than a simple sculptural statement: we have fashioned it to follow the natural shape of the reclining body, so that whilst being a fabrication, it has an organic form which merges seamlessly with its environment.
The presence of this piece of furniture in any room will change the mood and embellish it with a strong sense of sophistication and style.
The concept of form creating function becomes apparent when one is seated: this is an experience blending the impression of security with freedom. The chair's contours hold the body snugly whilst allowing a feeling of weightlessness to develop with its gentle motion. An alternative to the stand is suspension from a suitable ceiling joist, which creates the surreal effect of floating in mid air.
A typically stunning setting is alongside a pool, where it becomes alive with moving reflections. When creating furniture, our aspiration towards beauty would be pointless without practicality and for this reason Nirvana Chairs can support comfortably 18 stones in weight. Each chair and stand is hand built by Adrian from a high grade stainless steel, which is signed and dated, then polished to either a mirror or sateen finish. Stainless steel has a high resistance to corrosion and this allows the chair to be used both inside and outside the home. Consequently each chair will become a lasting treasure, with minimum maintenance.
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CLIENT CONTACT INFORMATION
Nirvana Chairs
West Sussex
United Kingdom
Tel:
+44 (0) 1243 575 446
Email:
Sales@NirvanaChairs.com
Web: www.nirvanachairs.com
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