Dining

CB-28 Spindle

Craig Bassam and Scott Fellows, 2013

OVERVIEW

BassamFellows' Spindle Chair was inspired by a trip to Phillips Exeter Academy Library – the brainchild of renowned architect Louis Kahn – in Exeter, New Hampshire. “Kahn paired a very traditional spindle chair with his powerful modern architecture,” says Craig Bassam. “The contrast was simultaneously jarring and sublime.” By taking that design tension and applying it to a chair, BassamFellows has brought a new approach to the spindle archetype. The ergonomically shaped seat and streamlined back are supported by spindles rendered in metal rather than the traditional wood, giving the chair a sophisticated, airy feel and creating the illusion of two surfaces floating in space.

  • Available in carved solid walnut, ash or ebonized ash.
  • Metal legs and spindles available in black powdercoat, polished chrome, brushed nickel or satin brass.
  • 22.5"w 20.3"d 29.0"h 17.6"seat ht 25.5"arm height
  • Made in the USA by BassamFellows.