BLOND Peel Chair

Three wooden chairs and stools made from plywood arranged on a concrete floor.

The Peel Chair takes inspiration from the natural phenomena of bark peeling from trees, as well as the iconic and timeless plywood furniture of modernist Marcel Breuer. Peel’s design plays into the illusion that it is constructed from a singular sheet of formed plywood that has been peeled back and folded into shape. The backrest, legs and seat pan come together via seamless contact points to create an aesthetically pleasing continuous line through the side profile. We were drawn to plywood as a low-cost material that can be sustainably sourced and manufactured in a way that significantly reduces wood wastage in comparison to traditional lumber practices.

Front view of a light wooden chair with a minimal plywood frame standing on a concrete floor.

Detailed close-up showing the precise nesting and stacking of bent plywood chair frames.

Back view of multiple light wooden chairs stacked vertically to show compact nesting.

Side studio view of a pile of light wooden chair on a concrete floor.

Back view of a person seated on a light wooden chair in a studio setting.

Close-up detail view of the wooden chair backrest and frame joint construction.

Side perspective of a person seated on a light wooden chair against a plain wall.

Lineup of Peel Chairs in black, red, grey and green finishes on a studio floor.

Front view of four colorful wooden chairs stacked neatly on top of each other.

Side view of a compact stack of wooden chair frames.

Circular glass coffee table resting on a curved wooden base on a concrete floor.

Light wooden chair standing next to a circular glass-topped coffee table in a studio space.