Ming Aluminium Chair II

Stellar Works
Neri & Hu
MYR1.00

Availability: In stock

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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Aluminium frame, Ash Solid wood seat

FINISHES
Black, Grey, White

SPECIFICATION
W56.2 x D57 x H77.6 x SH45.6 cm

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The Ming Collection is the result of a cultural investigation and exploration of ancient forgotten typologies, crafts and ornamentation from China. Chinese designers Rosanna Hu and Lyndon Neri merge the past and the present with the deepest respect for tradition, creating a crisp and contemporary style. The Ming Collection is fresh in look and it offers an eclectic mix of Asian decorative art and Western functionality. The collection features a variety of pieces that promise to be the jewel of any environment, whether as stand alone objects or in curated groups. Launched in 2012/2016.

Schooled in the United States at UC Berkeley and, respectively, Harvard and Princeton, Philippines-born Lyndon Neri (b.1965) and Taiwanese-born Rossana Hu (b.1968) have together become one of the most dynamic design forces in China today. They moved to Shanghai in 2002 while working for American architect Michael Graves on his renovation of that city’s landmark Three on the Bund project. The husband-and-wife team established their Shanghai showroom Design Republic, selling contemporary design, in 2003. In 2004, they established their design company, Neri&Hu Design and Research Office. Since then, they have taken on architecture and interiors projects including the restaurants and nightclubs. Simultaneously, as Neri&Hu, they have created independently-produced, contemporary furniture and objects that have been sold around the world.

Stellar Works is a contemporary design brand with a strong commitment to creating novel collections inspired by craftsmanship and style traditions from around the world—collections that offer a sense of comfort, intimacy and timeless refinement. Stellar Works has partnered with a select group of designers that share our passion for cultural investigation and for rediscovering natural materials, styles and craftsmanship.