Seth Keller Design

Seth Keller Design

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The Tangent Tables are a unique furniture expression. Merging the structural apron with the leg, the tables are minimal yet dynamic. Manufactured in Chicago and distributed by 57th St. Design.

Tangent Tables

The Facet chair organizes planes into a gentle curve for comfort. Light interacts, causing the planes to appear multi-colored.

Facet Chair

The Melt Tables utilize color and shape to foreground the relationship between the natural and man made.

Melt Tables

A moraine is the edge or terminus carved by a glacier. The Moraine Series, available in different heights and primary shapes, is defined by a subtle lip which is both distinct and practical. Manufactured in Chicago and distributed by 57th St. Design

Moraine Tables

The Wingback Chair is designed for material efficency and maximum comfort. Made by hand, salvaged wood defines each unique piece. While initially visually arresting, one can sit in this chair for hours.

Wingback Chair

Within each Monolith lies a proposal: what to do with lumber from homes demolished and destined for the landfill. Weighing hundreds of pounds, each piece of furniture contains a portion of a house or structure.

Monolith Series

The Sawmill Bench is made from a single piece of Elm saved salvaged from the burn pile. Engineered in collaboration with Steven Woolsens. Hewing close to the original tenets of Modernism, this bench is an optimized tectonic expression of a renewable

Sawmill Bench

The Prima table is an idea. Wedges of wood held in place by gravity. Shown in Red Oak. Available in other species through Matthew Rachman Gallery in Chicago.

Prima Table