arpon
(Seat and backrest)
Upholstered foam over plywood structure
(structure color)
+ Personalized
(ACCENTS)
Brushed stainless steel
(Structure)
Powder-coated steel
(FEATURES)
Visible welds and joints are intentional — raw form becomes refined power
(FINISHES)
Upholstery and metal options available upon request
(dimensions)
500 × 525 × 740 mm
(Configurations)
Custom dimensions and finishes can be developed on request
Information
PRODUCTION & SHIPPING
Upholstery
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Structure, held in tension.
Arpon isn’t just a chair — it’s a piece of engineered memory. Inspired by the radical geometry of Barcelona’s 1989 Olympic Archery Pavilion by Enric Miralles, Arpon channels precision, pressure, and architectural tension into a sculptural form.
Its name — Arpon (“harpoon”) — captures this dual energy: the sharp focus of a crossbow, the anchoring grip of a knot. Every element reflects both force and restraint, control and distortion.
Steel legs rise like construction scaffolds, exposing welds and mechanical honesty. A T-shaped backrest cuts the silhouette with functional elegance, balancing ergonomics and edge. The seat curves inward, as if bending to hidden tension — an intentional yield, not collapse.
At its core is a stainless-steel apron — the connective force of the design. Not hidden, but revealed. This visible structure doesn’t interrupt the story; it is the story — a design language where exposure is expression, and raw form becomes refined power.
Arpon is a chair, yes — but also a diagram, a fragment of structure frozen mid-movement, and a tribute to an architectural mindset where honesty is beauty and tension is truth.
Designed by: Levantin Studio (designer: Lvov Sergei).
Arpon isn’t just a chair — it’s a piece of engineered memory. Inspired by the radical geometry of Barcelona’s 1989 Olympic Archery Pavilion by Enric Miralles, Arpon channels precision, pressure, and architectural tension into a sculptural form.
Its name — Arpon (“harpoon”) — captures this dual energy: the sharp focus of a crossbow, the anchoring grip of a knot. Every element reflects both force and restraint, control and distortion.
Steel legs rise like construction scaffolds, exposing welds and mechanical honesty. A T-shaped backrest cuts the silhouette with functional elegance, balancing ergonomics and edge. The seat curves inward, as if bending to hidden tension — an intentional yield, not collapse.
At its core is a stainless-steel apron — the connective force of the design. Not hidden, but revealed. This visible structure doesn’t interrupt the story; it is the story — a design language where exposure is expression, and raw form becomes refined power.
Arpon is a chair, yes — but also a diagram, a fragment of structure frozen mid-movement, and a tribute to an architectural mindset where honesty is beauty and tension is truth.
Designed by: Levantin Studio (designer: Lvov Sergei).
LEAD TIME
Every UNEVEN piece is crafted to order with care and precision. Estimated production time: 6–8 weeks.
SHIPPING
Delivery within the EU. International shipping available on request.
Every UNEVEN piece is crafted to order with care and precision. Estimated production time: 6–8 weeks.
SHIPPING
Delivery within the EU. International shipping available on request.
Upholstery available in a curated selection of textures and tones.
You can also choose other colors, for this please contact our manager.
You can also choose other colors, for this please contact our manager.
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