UNEVEN OBJECTS ARPON Upholstered fabric chair

Structure, held in tension.‎ Arpon isn’t just a chair — it’s a piece of engineered memory.‎ Inspired by the radical geometry of Barcelona’s 1989 Olympic Archery Pavilion by Enric Miralles, Arpon channels precision, pressure, and architectural tension into a sculptural form.‎ Its name — Arpon (“harpoon”) — captures this dual energy: the sharp focus of a crossbow, the anchoring grip of a knot.‎ Every element reflects both force and restraint, control and distortion.‎ Steel legs rise like construction scaffolds, exposing welds and mechanical honesty.‎ A T-shaped backrest cuts the silhouette with functional elegance, balancing ergonomics and edge.‎ The seat curves inward, as if bending to hidden tension — an intentional yield, not collapse.‎ At its core is a stainless-steel apron — the connective force of the design.‎ Not hidden, but revealed.‎ This visible structure doesn’t interrupt the story; it is the story — a design language where exposure is expression, and raw form becomes refined power.‎ Arpon is a chair, yes — but also a diagram, a fragment of structure frozen mid-movement, and a tribute to an architectural mindset where honesty is beauty and tension is truth.‎ Further info from manufacturer on ARPON UNEVEN OBJECTS