MOON Armchair in Metal and Glass

The sculptural curves of this metal armchair reveal Munaé's mastery of contrasting materials. Dark steel forms the structural backbone, its matte finish absorbing light with industrial confidence. But the magic happens where warm amber surfaces flow like liquid ribbons, creating the seat and backrest in one continuous gesture. The construction appears seamless—no visible joints interrupt the flowing lines. This suggests advanced metalworking techniques, possibly formed steel bent to precise curves then finished with what appears to be lacquered wood or composite material. Munaé transforms functional seating into pure sculpture, where each material dialogue creates visual tension. The cantilever design eliminates rear legs entirely, making the piece appear to float.

Contemporary collectors seeking statement pieces will find this modern armchair particularly compelling. Munaé's approach reflects current design thinking—where materials speak as loudly as form. The honey-toned curves soften the industrial steel base, making this suitable for both residential and gallery settings. At The Oblist, pieces like this represent the evolution of furniture as art object. The compact footprint belies its visual impact, perfect for spaces that demand sculptural presence without overwhelming scale. This metal armchair works equally well as a standalone statement or paired with complementary contemporary pieces.