Designed by EOOS

Crosshatch Chair and Ottoman

Crosshatch Chair and Ottomon with tan wood frame and dark tan and black herringbone fabric upholstery.
  • Tan Crosshatch Chair, viewed from the front.
  • Cream Crosshatch Chair and Ottoman with blonde frame, viewed from the front at an angle.
  • Blue Crosshatch Chair with black frame, viewed from behind at an angle.
  • Cream Crosshatch Chair with blonde frame, viewed from the front at an angle.
  • Herringbone Crosshatch Chair with blonde frame, viewed from the side.
  • Blue Crosshatch Chair with black frame, viewed from behind.
  • Cream Crosshatch Ottoman with blonde frame, viewed from the front.
  • Herringbone Crosshatch Chair with blonde frame, viewed from the front.
 

An ingenious union of craftsmanship and industrial materials

Navy blue upholstered Crosshatch Chair with black wood frame, viewed from the front at an angle.

Crosshatch Chair and Ottoman

Using a minimum of materials in a maximally inventive way, the Crosshatch chair and ottoman employ both handcraft and technology to achieve alluringly refined results. Designed by EOOS, the Vienna-based studio that has received more than 70 international awards, including the coveted Italian Compasso d’Oro, the Crosshatch chair is lightweight and transparent, extremely easy to pull up for a desk-side chat, or, when paired with the ottoman, to relax around a cocktail table.

Parachute cords, a common industrial product, are an integral part of the chair’s design. Pulled down, the cords create a system of internal tension and supply the necessary back support, creating the feeling of being enclosed in a comforting, protective nest. The parachute cord is available in several colours, the frame in a selection of natural woods. Because of their simple, classic profiles, the Crosshatch chair and ottoman can work in a broad range of environments, from an executive office or a reception area to a penthouse or suburban living room.

Close up of the back of a light gray upholstered Crosshatch Chair with dark wood base, highlighting the black cord that gives the back its tension.

“For us, design is a poetic discipline.”

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