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Designed by Henry Sgourak the Knits and Weaves Chair is an exploration into knits and weaves and arts and crafts. The intricately webbed chair resembles a spiderweb or a dreamcatcher. Inspired in particular by those doilies commonly considered cheap and tacky. These pieces aim to take that tradition which went wayward and bring the gorgeousness of it into some nice furniture items. The unique flexible webbing molds to the body, moving back to it’s original form when not in use. We wonder how comfortable the chair is and if it would be a cozy knitting nook. What do you think ? – Via – Yankodesign

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