1. Minimalist design inspired by classic 1950s furniture for timeless appeal
2. Overlapping bent wood components create wider armrest for added comfort
3. Tatsuo Kuroda is a respected Japanese designer, for his fusion of traditional Scandinavian and Japanese design "Japandi"

The Knot Chair by Normann Copenhagen combines Scandinavian and Japanese design influences in a minimalist, solid wood chair.

Functional

The Knot Chair by Normann Copenhagen embodies a functional design inspired by classic 1950s furniture. Designed by Tatsuo Kuroda, this contemporary Scandinavian furniture piece showcases a clean and simple expression.

Seamless Fusion

The Knot Chair seamlessly combines traditional Scandinavian and Japanese design influences. The overlapping bent wood components not only add a touch of timeless appeal but also create wider armrests for enhanced comfort.

Craftsmanship

Tatsuo Kuroda, a respected Japanese, has masterfully fused classic materials with modern aesthetics in the Knot Chair. The dominant jointing points in natural paper cords contribute to both the chair's structural integrity and optimal sitting comfort.

Appealing

The meeting points of the bent wood components in the Knot Chair are tied together with a natural paper cord, resulting in an elevated visual expression. This contemporary Scandinavian furniture piece embodies the characteristics we expect from quality furniture.

Original

Normann Copenhagen believes in challenging conventional thinking and creating original and enduring designs. With an emphasis on quality, durability, and responsible practices, the Knot Chair is a testament to craftsmanship and artistry.

Designed in 2012