L’Écrin Armchair.

A CASE, AND WHAT IT HOLDS L’ÉCRIN TAKES ITS NAME FROM THE BOX A JEWEL ARRIVES IN. THE ARMS AND THE BACK ARE CUT AS ONE CONTINUOUS SQUARED VOLUME, AND THE SEAT SITS DEEP INSIDE THEM. TWO LOOSE BOLSTERS FALL WHERE THE ELBOW LANDS. THE WHOLE PIECE IS LIFTED ON A SOLID WOOD PLINTH, SO IT SITS IN THE ROOM LIKE AN OBJECT SET DOWN RATHER THAN A CHAIR PUSHED AGAINST A WALL. IT ENCLOSES WITHOUT CONFINING. THE SEAT THE SPRI...