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Prince Chair

Prince Chair

Designer: Louise Campbell
Design Year: 2001 (first created for the Danish Furniture Industry Association competition)
Production Year: 2002 (mass-produced and launched by HAY)
Manufacturer: HAY, Denmark
Materials: Metal, Non-woven fabric
Dimensions: W99 × H79 cm

NT$55,000
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Designer Louise Campbell, born in 1970, is one of Denmark’s most talented contemporary designers. Her work spans across multiple disciplines, including furniture, lighting, ceramics, home accessories, and art installations. Her designs are filled with playfulness and experimentation, known for their ingenious reinterpretation of everyday objects and situations, as well as a fresh approach to materials and manufacturing techniques.

The Prince Chair originated as Louise Campbell’s response to a design challenge for the Danish Crown Prince. Its overall form resembles delicate paper cuttings, embodying the dual meaning of “royal transparency and modernity.” The frame is crafted from laser-cut steel, while the seat combines neoprene and felt, creating a sitting experience that is both supple and structural. Through advanced technology, the two materials are precisely perforated and aligned, showcasing industrial aesthetics while retaining the warmth of handcrafted detail.

Although the chair did not win the competition, its poetic interplay of technology and artistry captured the attention of HAY, which put it into production. The piece was later acquired by MoMA, cementing its status as one of the representative works of contemporary Danish design.

Regrettably, this elegant piece is no longer in production, and the metal frame on the back of the chair shows minor signs of wear.

Catalogue No.: LC159

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