Maria Jeglińska-Adamczewska Designs Boxy Chair for Arwenn
Maria Jeglińska-Adamczewska has designed the Boxy Chair for Arwenn, treating the seat as a compact architectural volume. Its solid ash frame is built from a clear sequence of vertical and horizontal members, while a curved back wraps gently around the sitter. The chair's legs establish a rhythm, the seat defines a plane, and the back contributes a controlled curve, producing a composition of structure and proportion that lends the piece a subdued quality of permanence. Practicality is embedded in the same logic: Boxy is made to stack and to ship flat-packed. Arwenn and Jeglińska-Adamczewska position it less as a single object to occupy than as a repeatable component within a larger spatial arrangement. The design was featured on Minimalissimo, where it appears alongside other furniture pieces including the Lapis Lounge Chair, the Cross Chair Tube by TAKT, the Tool Chair by TAKT, and the FSB 1138 Door Handle, within the publication's Furniture & Interior section.
Key facts
- Boxy Chair is designed by Maria Jeglińska-Adamczewska for Arwenn.
- The chair's structure is made of solid ash.
- Its form is articulated through vertical and horizontal elements with a curved back.
- The design is conceived as a small piece of architecture.
- Boxy is designed to stack and to arrive flat-packed.
- The chair is presented as a repeatable element within a larger spatial composition.
- The article appeared on Minimalissimo under Furniture & Interior.
- Related furniture items listed include the Lapis Lounge Chair, Cross Chair Tube by TAKT, Tool Chair by TAKT, and FSB 1138 Door Handle.
Entities
Artists
- Maria Jeglińska-Adamczewska
Institutions
- Arwenn
- TAKT
- Minimalissimo