Cult Molloy Chair

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  • 2016

  • Product
    Furniture and Lighting

Designed By:

Commissioned By:

Cult Design

Designed In:

Australia

Molloy is a highly functional, finely crafted solid timber chair composed of 8 organic elements that seamlessly jigsaw together. Priority was given to the ergonomics and comfort. It is a stacking chair that does not compromise aesthetics. Designed to enhance any residential or commercial environment with matching dining table.


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  • - Priority on ergonomics for comfortable seating - Seamless surfacing with single defining edge line - Celebrating solid timber, its idiosyncrasies and unique charm - Accentuating timber grain and topography by 3d machining through different grain typology - Signature corner element plays on contrast between timber surface and end-grain - Designed to stack for efficient and compact delivery and storage - One of few nesting solid timber chairs on market

  • - Proven successful in exclusive fitout of Automata restaurant in Sydney with 52 chairs - Darling Park cafe/meeting spaces - Molloy Tables and Chairs - UTS Library - Limited edition colour stained chairs

  • - Local production enables agile adaptability to client needs (custom heights) - Part of a bigger family of Molloy timber products with common design detail - Kitchen Stool in development as an extension of the Molloy Chair design language - Dining Tables, Coffee Tables, Timbers integrate compliment chair in interiors - Molloy Modular - is a range of metal frame low tables and shelving - an extension of the range for contract environments that retains key aesthetic elements of Molloy Chair whilst being considerably more economical.

  • - Developed and manufactured with local businesses - Alternative manufacturing partner in Europe for overseas markets - Designed to exploit the latest in 5-axis CNC manufacturing capabilities - Fine craftsmanship and custom tailored finishing - Complexity of original limits scope for undesired copies or replicas