• Tile Chair II, by Ah Um Design Studio
  • Tile Chair II, by Ah Um Design Studio
  • Tile Chair II, by Ah Um Design Studio
  • Tile Chair II, by Ah Um Design Studio
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    Ah Um Design Studio

    Tile Chair II, by Ah Um Design Studio

    Regular price €5.880,00
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    Ceramic tile chair, clean lines, new brown finish, buckle, contemporary sculpture, high-end furniture, handcrafted, sensitive design, unique piece, refined decoration.

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    Dimensions
    H 100 / L 67 / P 56
    Technique
    Contemporary craftsmanship
    Origin
    UNITED STATES
    Year
    2026
    Certificate
    Original work with certificate of authenticity

    Artisanal design chair, fine wood, contemporary creation, exceptional furniture, utilitarian sculpture, hand-crafted, everyday art.

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    Ah Um Design Studio

    Zachary Nestel-Patt is an American designer, artist, and musician. Influenced by his background in jazz, classical music, and the indie rock scene, he develops an intuitive approach to creation, guided by experimentation, spontaneity, and a certain freedom of gesture. In 2024, he founded Ah Um Design Studio in Los Angeles. He designs handcrafted furniture where function meets artistic expression. Benches, stools, tables, and mirrors bear the visible imprint of their making, celebrating irregularities, wear, and the marks of time. Zachary advocates for a vision of furniture far removed from standards of perfection, instead prioritizing what he calls an "emotional texture": the memory of objects, shaped by the hand that creates them and by those who live with them. Blending design and sculpture, minimalist aesthetics and character, the Jura collection invites us to develop a lasting and sensitive relationship with everyday objects. In just a few years, Zachary's work has been recognized by publications such as Architectural Digest, Wallpaper, and Dwell, confirming the emergence of a singular voice in the contemporary design landscape.