Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio - 111064

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio - 119807

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio - 111065

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio - 119808

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio - 119809

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio - 119810

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio - 119811

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio - 119812

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Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 grey, Zieta Studio

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The CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 chair by Zieta Studio is a study in contemporary form, crafted entirely from carbon steel and finished in a cool matte grey. The piece features a seamless surface that softly diffuses light, with no visible joints, highlighting the precision of its construction. Distinctive 'inflated' legs and seat are shaped using FiDU technology, lending a sense of volume and softness despite the use of metal. A regular grid of small dimples on the backrest and seat references classic tufted upholstery, creating the illusion of a padded chair. The silhouette balances geometric clarity with organic curves, marked by bold proportions and sculptural detailing. Dimensions: height 78 cm, width 46 cm, depth 60 cm, weight 7 kg. CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 embodies the tension between industrial rawness and the illusion of softness. Cold metal here takes on a new meaning—the surface appears gently compressed, as if steel has momentarily become flexible. The interplay of folds and dimples produces a sense of dynamic movement, making the chair a visual statement of modern technology and artistic risk. It reads as an object on the boundary between utility and sculpture, balancing function with formal experimentation. This chair suits minimalist, industrial, and gallery-style interiors where material uniqueness and pure lines are highlighted. It can be paired with solid wood, glass, or stone tables, as well as lighting with technical, pared-down forms. Against light walls and neutral textiles, its graphic quality is accentuated, while darker accents draw out its post-industrial tonality. Combining it