Shadow – Tasmanian Oak Dining Chair
by Brandon Harrison AU

Tasmanian oak that’s been burnt using the shou sugi ban technique. A mix of oil and polyurethane finish captures and preserves the ashen finish. Handmade Tasmanian Oak plywood seat and backrest.

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Shadow is a dining chair by Brandon Harrison, designed for tactile engagement. The open seat allows for free movement and various sitting positions, while fire has been applied to enhance texture and invite the user’s touch. The chair’s under-structure gives an elegant stance, rising from the ground – from a shadow.

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Brandon Harrison is a furniture designer-maker based in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia. His work experiments with balance, form and texture and aims for interactive tactility to transform furniture beyond passive object. His sculpturally minimalist work is imbued with a handcrafted elegance - sitting quietly, inviting touch.
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