Ghế Edgar Weylandts

The way the chair catches the light from the side is genuinely lovely, the curved back feels like it was carved for my spine. It’s already the spot everyone gravitates to in our living room, and I can see it being passed down like it’s meant to be.

The proportions are just perfect for a smaller living room—it doesn’t overwhelm the space but still feels substantial. I’ve had mine for a few weeks now and the wood grain is even more striking in person.

The way the frame flows into the armrests feels so organic, like it was carved rather than assembled. It’s already become the spot where I sit with my morning coffee, and the craftsmanship genuinely feels like something I’ll pass down one day.