This striking chair is designed for long dinners and engaging conversations.
Developed in collaboration with Studio Stockholm, it feels equally at home in a restaurant setting or a conference room.
As always, each chair is handcrafted from sustainable natural materials and built to last for generations.

“We take pride in continuing Gemla’s tradition of craftsmanship and Swedish furniture design. Our creations are not just beautiful to look at – they also carry forward a legacy of timeless design and sustainable quality that lasts for generations,” says Benny Hermansson, CEO of Gemla Fabrikers.

Studio Stockholm is an award-winning architecture and design studio focused on sustainable and innovative solutions. Rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition, they create custom interiors and furniture that merge functionality, aesthetics, and longevity. Through close collaborations with leading manufacturers and designers, they have established themselves as a key player in Swedish furniture design and interior architecture.

https://studiostockholm.se/
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