half chair Op.1

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half chair Op.1

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サイズ
W 489mm × D 340mm × H 704 (SH439) mm
重さ
Approx. 2.5kg
塗装
Urethane coating
デザイナー
Woojin Chung Woojin Chung
受賞
IFDAゴールドリーフ賞グッドデザイン賞

[Expected delivery date]
As this is a made-to-order product, it will take approximately 45 days to produce. We will contact you as soon as the shipping date is decided.

Product Features

The concept is to create a chair that supports the spine while keeping the person sitting in a straight position. It is suitable for players of musical instruments such as cello, violin, flute, and guitar. The bold idea of ​​reducing the seat surface to half has resulted in a highly original design.

"The seating was comfortable and I was able to play comfortably. Since I sit forward while playing, it was reasonable that the chair had only half the seat surface. I don't have to worry about the sides (edges) even when I spread my legs apart. It's also nice that I can use the backrest when I'm resting. You can't do this with a normal chair." (Male cellist)

In classical music, "Op.2" means "second work," but the first work, "Op.1," was designed by Jeong Woo-jin and won the Gold Leaf Award at the IFDA (International Furniture Design Competition Asahikawa). It was later commercialized by WOW and won the Good Design Award in 2013.

The size, shape, and seating of the "Op.2" chair are slightly different from the previous "Op.1" chair, giving it a slightly different feel. The chair is made of EZOASH (Tamo ash from Hokkaido), oak, or walnut. All of the chairs are made of natural wood that is over 100 years old.

Half Chair

Half Chair Op.1

This chair was designed by designer Jung Woo-jin. "Op.1" is pronounced "opus," meaning "first piece" in classical music. It won the highest award, the Gold Leaf Award, at the 2011 IFDA (International Furniture Design Competition Asahikawa). It is suitable for players of the cello, violin, flute, guitar, etc. The concept is to "support the spine while keeping the person sitting upright."

Half Chair Op.1
Half Chair Op.1

Half Chair Op.2

"Op.2" was born from further pursuing user needs. While keeping the original design concept intact, we have made improvements to the backrest height and seat upholstery. There is a wide range of upholstery colors to choose from to match the atmosphere of your interior and your preferences.

Half Chair Op.2
Half Chair Op.2
Half Chair Op.2

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Features of WOW

EZOASH
STEP 01

EZOASH "Hokkaido Ash"

"EZOASH" is a species of wood from Hokkaido that is used in WOW furniture. It grows in the harsh winter weather, develops beautiful grain over the years, and is highly durable. The more you use it, the deeper it becomes, bringing individuality to your furniture.

Veneer plywood that makes the most of limited wood
STEP 02

Veneer plywood that makes the most of limited wood

Veneer, thinly sliced ​​natural wood, allows you to feel the warmth of wood even when it is not a solid piece of wood. It allows us to use limited wood carefully, making it possible to create sustainable furniture.

Polishing relies on the craftsman's sense
STEP 03

Polishing relies on the craftsman's sense

The polishing process determines the quality of the finished product. Large surfaces are polished by machine, but the craftsman's senses are relied upon to check the fine details and the finish. Each piece is carefully polished by sight, touch, and sound.