Karnak
Category
Seats
Brands
Designers
Dimensions
L 49 cm - P 52 cm - H 80 cm
Finiture
Oak, Walnuts, Tissue
Year
1925
The Karnak Chair, designed in 1925 by Ferdinand Kramer, is a celebration of form and function, where every line finds its perfect balance. The slightly curved backrest envelops with discretion, while the hand-woven seat tells the beauty of time and material.
E15
On the market since 1995, e15 takes its name from the postcode of its first production workshop in London. Renowned for its simple design and the use of top-quality materials, the company combines cutting-edge production techniques with the most traditional craftsmanship. With the launch of its first collections on the market, e15 emerges as one of the companies that has made solid wood processing one of its strong points since the beginning.
Ferdinand Kramer
Ferdinand Kramer (1898–1985) was a German architect and designer known for his functionalist approach. He collaborated with Ernst May on the Neues Frankfurt project, creating essential and modular furniture and objects. Having emigrated to the USA in 1938, he developed "knock-down" furniture, anticipating the concept of kit furniture. Returning to Germany in 1952, he became director of works at Goethe University in Frankfurt, designing numerous buildings. Its design, essential and innovative, profoundly influenced modernism.
