Every home has its favorite seat — the one people instinctively gravitate toward. It might be the chair by the window with the perfect afternoon light, or the armchair that feels like a hug after a long day. At onebytwo, we believe chairs aren’t just about function. They’re about presence, comfort, and the kind of quiet charisma that makes them impossible to ignore.
This is the story of the chair everyone calls “dibs” on.
Why Chairs Matter More Than You Think
Unlike sofas or large seating, a chair has a personality. It belongs to someone — it becomes their spot. Chairs create intimacy in a room; they offer a sense of personal space while still being part of the collective. A great chair balances comfort with character, becoming not just a piece of furniture but a ritual — a place to read, sip coffee, or start conversations.
Our Signature Chairs
1) Dune Dining Chair
Sculptural backrest in solid wood with softened edges and a calm, grounded stance; the proportions feel airy while the silhouette stays bold. Subtle upholstery keeps the form light without losing presence.
2) Tana Bar Chair
A slim, architectural profile with a gently sculpted top rail—clean lines that read modern from every angle. The lifted seat and long, lean legs create an elegant vertical rhythm around counters.
3) Diwan (Low Seating Chair)
Low seating inspired by classic diwan forms; broad horizontals make the piece feel grounded and relaxed. Refined details (upholstery/cane/brass accents in the line) bring craft and character to a minimal frame.
4) Fold (Folding Chair)
A crisp teak frame with a chiseled backrest and sleek, compact fold—precision joinery keeps the silhouette clean open or closed. Neutral tapestry and slim proportions make it an easy visual fit across settings.
Craft Beyond Comfort
At onebytwo, every chair is more than the sum of its parts. The cane backrest that breathes, the brass detailing that quietly glimmers, the teak grains that tell stories — these touches give each piece its own identity. That’s what makes them irresistible — and why they inevitably become the seat in the house.
So the next time someone visits and makes a beeline for a chair before you’ve even offered it, know that it was by design. These are the pieces that spark connection, that invite pause, that feel like home.
