Rated for residential use with surprisingly high weight capacities, these five chairs are the intersection between fine art sculpture and functional design. NEO MAROC Kelly Behun, 2014 A custom laminate and MDF chair in black and white stripe with a circular back plate featuring a close-up digital print of a rug sourced by Kelly Behan during a trip to Morocco. GJ CHAIR Grete Jalk, 1963 Regarded as Danish designer Grete Jalk’s best-known work, the GJ Chair, for which Jalk also created a companion side table, was realized in collaboration with cabinetmaker Poul Jeppesen. SECONDA Mario Botta, 1982 With a perforated sheet metal seat and a frame in your choice of metallic grey, black, red, or yellow powdercoated steel, this unique seat will make a bold statement in any environment. MERCI BOB Elena Cutolo Realized entirely in four pieces of tempered glass, the Merci Bob chair is available in transparent, extra-light clear glass, or transparent pigmented glass in eleven colors. DREAM CHAIR Tadao Ando, 2013 Ando and the cabinetmakers at Carl Hansen & Son pushed the size and curvature of the plywood sheet in order to achieve a result beyond what was thought to be possible.