The Klepsydra Timber chair, designed by Krystian Kowalski for 366 Concept, is a contemporary reinterpretation of Teresa Kruszewska’s 1963 project. Crafted entirely from spatially bent plywood finished with brown oak veneer, it features a warm tone with a subtle reddish hue and a matte finish that highlights the natural wood grain. The backrest and armrests form a single, gently rounded band that envelops the user, while the wide, slightly tapered legs are joined by a curved stretcher at the base, emphasizing the hourglass motif. The circular seat includes a shallow, ergonomic depression for added comfort, and all surfaces are smooth, with no visible hardware, accentuating the precision and purity of the form. The chair’s proportions have been carefully refined for adult comfort— the low, enveloping back, broad armrest ring, and thoughtful dimensional relationships provide supportive comfort for
