Robin Day, who popularized accessible modern design, with chairs designed in 1963 selling 14 million units. The '675 Chair,' released in 1952 by him, once dubbed 'the Eames of Britain,' is characterized by its large plywood backrest.


He devised a method to mold the backrest and arms from a single piece of plywood, considered technically challenging at the time, creating a design unlike any before.

This chair has now been faithfully reproduced and reissued. The leather seat offers excellent comfort, making it suitable for dining rooms or offices.

675 Chair
Dimensions | W640 x D520 x H794mm
Materials | Backrest: Plywood, Frame: Steel
Seat | Leather
Colors | Walnut x Black, Walnut x Chrome, Oak x Black, Oak x Chrome
Price | ¥50,000 (excluding tax)

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