Pierre Jeanneret Box Chair Seating Pads The pad's outer white piping

The pad's outer white piping enhances the cushion’s structure and contrasts the dark surface color

The teak and cane bench is ideal for a hallway entrance or as a side table in the living room to store lightweight objects

Recreated from the PJ-SI-28D model (circa 1953-54)

The Pierre Jeanneret Library Chair's structure invites users to sit upright

Pierre Jeanneret Box Chair Seating Pads The pad's outer white pipingDesign by Pierre Jeanneret The Pierre Jeanneret Box Chair, also known as the Cane Seat Cane Back Office Chair, was designed for use at the Punjab University in Chandigarh, India, circa 1960. This bold chair employs solid teak woodworking and cane weaving into its build, and the asymmetric box style design features a distinct double leg assembly that also serves as the armrests and bases. In addition, two crosspieces connect the legs using traditional