Trinidad Chair

The precise transparency of the Trinidad Chair almost dissolves in a play of light and shadow, yet at the same time gives the chair a strikingly bold voice. The chair without arms is stackable and comes with optional seat upholstery. With Trinidad, Nanna Ditzel turned the modernist mantra of material reduction against its original intent. The cutout fretwork from the curved shell back not only lightens the visual density of the chair, but it also functions as a decorative element. Utilising new CNC technology, the Trinidad was heralded as a breakthrough when presented in 1993.