Hold

A seat that holds you, but never fully closes.

HOLD is built around containment. Thick, structured arms create a defined boundary, a space that feels held, but not restricted. The form is deliberate, almost architectural. It doesn't invite movement. It invites staying.

At the back, a single braided leather rope interrupts the solidity, a quiet tension between softness and restraint. It references binding, not as constraint, but as connection: a line that holds structure together while allowing breath.

The base grounds the piece: low, present, stable. It is a chair for pause, for the moments that ask to be contained.