Afteroom Chair by Afteroom Studio
Afteroom Studio of Sweden have designed a chair that looks like a three-legged stool with a backrest reaching out from underneath.

The frame is made of solid steel rods with a bar crossing from the front led to the back stretcher before bending up to support the backrest.

See all our stories about chairs »

Here’s some more information from the designers:
Afteroom chair
As a big fan of Bauhaus, Afteroom studio has designed a chair that carefully taking away unnecessary structure, reducing usage amount of materials. We came up with a simple three-legs stool with a simple backrest connected by bent steel bar.
In order to produce the chair and ensure the strength of the construction, it is made of solid-steel bar with fine welding. The structure of it is firm and stable.
Materials: solid bent steel bar/oak
Weight is about 3 kg

Afteroom attaches great importance to the value of time’s traces.
In the spirit of craftsmanship and with a thoughtful mind, Afteroom’s products will grow old gently and accompany you for a lifetime. In 2012, Afteroom has divided its own collection into four equal parts of life – Dining, Wearing, Living, Travelling.
Afteroom pursues timeless designs, and believe that a beautiful simple one is always not shaken by the trend. As a main concept, we desire to share it with everyone.
Read more
Recommended stories
Afteroom presents three-legged chair and stackable table for Menu
“Bauhaus modernism” inspires Afteroom’s furniture and home accessories for Menu
Afteroom updates collection of tubular steel furniture for Menu
Max Lamb’s seminal Economy Chair goes into production with Hem
Ten unusual chairs created by design students on Dezeen School Shows
The top 10 chairs of 2024
Five funky chairs by emerging designers at Salone Satellite
