Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio - 114127

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio - 116763

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio - 114128

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio - 116764

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio - 116765

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio - 116766

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio - 116767

Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio - 116768

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Chair CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 blue-grey, Zieta Studio

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The CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 chair in blue-grey is the result of Zieta Studio’s ongoing experiments with form and steel deformation techniques. The monolithic construction is crafted entirely from carbon steel, with no visible joints or hardware. The seat and partial backrest are adorned with subtle, regular indentations reminiscent of classic upholstery tufting, but realized in metal. The matte blue-grey finish is uniform and powdery, subtly diffusing light across the entire surface. Broad, slightly flared legs with rounded ends define the chair’s distinctive silhouette, emphasizing its industrial origins and sculptural profile. Dimensions: height 78 cm, width 46 cm, depth 60 cm, weight 7 kg. CHIPPENSTEEL 0.5 expresses a tension between industrial strength and apparent softness: the steel surface appears inflated, and geometric light breaks give it a textile-like quality. The cool metal is transformed into a form that invites both visual and tactile exploration, as if the rawness of the material has been tamed by the designer’s precise gesture. This is a piece poised between functionality and art, carrying the imprint of contemporary material experimentation. The chair works well as a standalone accent in a modern living space or minimalist office setting. It can be paired with a robust, solid wood table to highlight the contrast of materials, or combined with other Zieta Studio pieces for a cohesive look. Against light walls and raw concrete, its sculptural form is accentuated