Camber Stool Contemporary it combines functionality with aesthetics

it combines functionality with aesthetics

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Camber Stool Contemporary it combines functionality with aestheticsThe Camber series by Paul Coenen emerged from the concept of crafting furniture from a single sheet of metal. The design centers around the angle of the seats, with each cut and fold following a precise 5 degree angle. Beginning with a flat rectangle, two angle cuts are made. The first three folds are machine made lengthwise, while the legs are hand bent to the final angle. Paul Coenens work reflects an intuitive and practical approach, driven by his