Nom Dining Chair With Arms
Nom is inspired by the calligraphy brushstrokes in Nom - Vietnamese script of vernacularized Chinese characters used by the country's learned class prior to the 20th century. Its frame is sculpted from solid oak, with lines drawn from the balance and rhythm of ink flow. Joints are hand-crafted to create the aesthetic effect of seamless transitions. Refined textile upholstery rounds off its well-balanced seat, whose sense of grounding is comfortably felt from every angle.
Dimensions: 580x540xH470/800mm
Colour: Ebonized Oak, Ink Black
Materials: Solid Oak / Leather
Spot clean with leather care, and condition every once in a while. Wipe spills immediately.
Informed by their location in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, much of District Eight's work reflects the raw, bold character of their surroundings.
They pride themselves on creating handcrafted furnishings that combine industrial elements with modern aesthetics.
Darren Chew started a furniture design revolution in Vietnam with his founding District Eight. In Vietnam, he has the opportunity to make products with methods no longer available for mass production in developed countries. He combines hand-craftsmanship with technology to remain competitive. Darren's products places an emphasis on quality and craftsmanship.