Ombra Tokyo Chair by Charlotte Perriand

Ombra Tokyo

Design Charlotte Perriand

ORIGAMI INSPIRED

Charlotte Perriand designed a striking, sophisticated iconic chair made from a single piece of cut, bent and curved oak plywood whose sinuous lines are reminiscent of the Japanese tradition of origami.

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The Ombra Tokyo chair was exhibited for the first time in 1953 and immediately captured everyone’s attention, thanks to its slender seat, an innovative first for the times.