Phoenix Dining Chair

TOM FAULKNER LIMITED

£5390

Three spears of steel nest together in an hourglass format, splaying out to support the seat of our Phoenix chair. Each of the legs is forged in a triangular shape, tapering as it approaches the floor. The Phoenix collection finds inspiration in George Nelson’s famous ‘Marshmallow’ sofa, with spindly legs and a buoyant, circular seat. It carries a slightly mod flavour into the contemporary era, with a circular seat and backrest coming together in a sleek and streamlined format. Explore more of the Phoenix collection to combine elements for a cohesive look. This round modern chair can be comple

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Registered at Companies House as TOM FAULKNER LIMITED, number 07652676. Checked 2026-08-29.
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