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SPINA 01

Design That Stands Out with Its Game-Changing Form

Its distinctive shape creates a design statement that stands out in the space where it is located.

SPINA 01
SPINA 01
SPINA 01
SPINA 01
SPINA 01
SPINA 01
SPINA 01
SPINA 01
SPINA 01

A Balanced Design Concept with a Memorable Structure and Ergonomic Details

Spina 01 chair, signed by Atilla Kuzu, is a powerful design with a memorable outer surface and unique back pattern. Its details, inspired by the structure of the back and spine, blend aesthetic and ergonomic parameters to create a balanced design approach. This approach brings together both visual impact and seating comfort in one place. With its headrest, armrest, and foot mechanism, Spina 01 can also be used as an executive chair; its elegant silhouette and ergonomic structure meet users' expectations.

Characteristic and Lasting Impressions in Architectural Designs

In addition to leg and covering options, Spina 01 offers alternatives for interior and exterior color choices; the series provides a wide range of uses from executive and meeting rooms to waiting areas. The design, which perfectly adapts to different spaces, leaves a distinctive and lasting impression in architectural settings.

DESIGNER

Atilla Kuzu

Atilla Kuzu, who graduated from Marmara University Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Industrial Design, Interior Architecture section, began his professional design career in 1994 by founding the Zoom/Tpu company together with Levent Çırpıcı. In the same year, he became a finalist in the wooden furniture design competition organized by the International Furnishings and Design Association (IFDA) with the "Taklamakan" design and "From Alaska to Barringer" design placed him among the top 30 designers.