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Khodi Feiz

Artifort

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Khodi Feiz designed the Bras Easy chair for Artifort in 2015 as a companion piece to his popular Bras sofa collection. The chair invites you to relax, unwind and drift away. The ergonomically advanced design places a strong emphasis on the human form and clearly challenges more conventional design parameters. This is evidenced in the construction of the Bras armrest sections and how they conform to the natural arc of the arm when seated. The Bras design acknowledges that the arm does not bend at a perfect right angle; it bends at different joints in an angular curve. The exceptional structural composition of the armrests translates into greater comfort and increased support for the user. The Bras Easy chair is available in a polished aluminum or powder coat swivel base or a four legged version in oiled ash.

Measurements: W 28.7” X H 27.5” X 35.4”

Materials: High-Density Cushion Core, Swivel Base In Powder Coat, Polished Stainless Steel, Or Four Legged Ash Wood, Selected Upholstery

Khodi Feiz is an industrial designer who was born in Iran and grew up in the USA. A graduate of Syracuse University in New York, he moved to the Netherlands in 1990 to work together with graphic designer Anneko Feiz-van Dorsen, where they specialize in the fields of product design, furniture design, graphic design, and strategic design for companies such as Alessi, Artifort, Hernam Miller, Offecct, Nike and Nokia. Feiz's work has received numerous international design awards and has been featured in exhibitions and publications worldwide. Khodi Feiz on Artifort: "In a way, I like to see Artifort not as a company in the business of making furniture, but in the business of making history. I strongly believe in lasting relationships where designer and producer have time to understand each others' potentiality. This is true now more than ever as progress is measured in fleeting instances as opposed to depth and quality. It is precisely this relationship Artifort has neutered throughout the decades starting with legends such as Pierre Paulin, Kho Liang Ie, and Geoffrey Harcourt, and still continuing today with talented contemporary designers like Patrick Norguet, Jasper Morrison, and Richard Hutten."