Sabine Marcelis' Stedelijk Chair, originally a raw metal design, re-emerges with a curated color palette that reflects her interest in form and materiality. Unveiled at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, this version marks a departure from her usual gradient-focused works, emphasizing how color can enhance rather than obscure structural integrity. Commissioned for significant areas within the museum, the chair balances functionality and aesthetic value. Its durable powder-coated finish maintains a lightness suitable for various settings, making it versatile beyond its original modernist context.
The evolution of Sabine Marcelis' Stedelijk Chair design from raw metal to a curated color palette reflects a deeper conversation about form and materiality.
Marcelis' debut at the Stedelijk Museum showcased a shift from her gradient-rich designs to a chair that celebrates color while maintaining structural integrity.
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