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Early renderings for a new public seating prototype. I designed a handful of new pieces of furniture for veteran Queen Street restaurant NOCE.

The client wanted a large sociable sofa for the lounge area. My goal was to create a form outside of my comfort zone, resulting in a generously proportioned, curvaceous, throne like one and a half seater. This series is best suited for contract, hospitality and institutional applications.

1, 2 and 3-seater versions as well a lighter scale tub chair for residential use will be available.

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