Don Chair
by Cult Design
Sydney, Australia
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Don is an exploration of craftsmanship, comfort and considered details. Elegantly draped timber dons a sturdy wooden frame to create a chair that is strong and durable yet lightweight. Don’s angled back doubles as a functional armrest to encourage movement, whilst the gently curved seat offers ergonomic support, eliminating pressure points in the legs of the sitter. With playful details such as the visible connection between the frame and seat reminiscent of cufflinks, Don has a uniquely compact footprint suitable for a variety of commercial contexts.
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- Don Chair
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- Home Office Chairs
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- Cult Design
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Don is an exploration of craftsmanship, comfort and considered details.
Elegantly draped timber dons a sturdy wooden frame to create a chair that is strong and durable yet lightweight. Don’s angled back doubles as a functional armrest to encourage movement, whilst the gently curved seat offers ergonomic support, eliminating pressure points in the legs of the sitter. With playful details such as the visible connection between the frame and seat reminiscent of cufflinks, Don has a uniquely compact footprint suitable for a variety of commercial contexts.
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Frequently asked questions about
Don Chair
The Don Chair is supplied by Cult Design. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Cult Design lists on ArchiPro.
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It is listed under Home Office Chairs on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with home office chairs from other suppliers.
Yes. Cult Design provides DON product sheet for it, in the Downloads section above, alongside an ArchiPro spec sheet. More of their files are on their downloads page.
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