ANA MARBLE CHAIR

The Ana Marble Chair, designed by Lara Bohinc, challenges the conventional boundaries between object and function—transforming marble into a form that is at once structural, sensual, and unexpected. Sculpted from solid stone, the chair reveals a composition of softened volumes and precise curvature—balancing mass with fluidity. Its silhouette suggests both strength and embrace, where the inherent weight of marble is countered by a sense of movement and lightness. This duality—solid yet yielding—is central to Bohinc’s work, where geometry is continuously reinterpreted through a more intuitive, almost emotional lens. The surface carries the full expression of the material—veining, tonal variation, and natural depth—allowing the stone to remain present, unmasked, and authentic. Each piece becomes a singular artifact, shaped as much by the material itself as by the hand that forms it. More than seating, the Ana Marble Chair exists as a sculptural object—an intentional disruption within the interior. It invites pause, interaction, and reflection, offering a new perspective on what furniture can be when reduced to its most essential and expressive form.