Geometrical Chairs by Karl Friedrich Förster for KFF large table creating a layered effect that

creating a layered effect that highlights the geometry of the base while adding contrast in material and transparency

The seat and backrest are fitted with woven cane panels framed in wood

6 lbs (each)

Conceived as a compact sofa that transforms into a single bed

Cherry veneer

Geometrical Chairs by Karl Friedrich Förster for KFF large table creating a layered effect thatPair of postmodern geometrical armchairs designed by Karl Friedrich Frster for KFF, Germany, 1980s. Frster founded KFF as his own manufacturing company, and this model reflects the experimental furniture design of the decade, combining architectural structure with Memphis influenced geometric composition. Square section steel forms the outer frame, legs and armrests. The seat and back are separate bent plywood panels finished in a translucent blue