A T, drawn in wood.
Stand behind the chair and the idea is plain. One flat post rises from the seat rail and carries a wide, curved crest at the top.
The crest bends gently around your back. The space on either side of the post stays open, so the room carries on behind it.
Below the seat, two straight legs stand at the front and two sabre legs sweep out at the back. There is very little to it, and each part is easy to see.



















