Tux — Chair
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Award-Winning Chair
This design features Dark Olive Green, Dim Gray, Gray, Black, Dark Slate Gray, Linen, and Rosy Brown.
About the Award-Winning Chair Design: The Tux family is crafted with a dual focus on both style and functionality. Taking inspiration from the sophisticated elegance of tuxedo suits, the chair's two-piece structure is specifically engineered to offer optimal support to the lower back. This design aims to preserve the natural curvature of the spine, preventing discomfort often associated with extended periods of sitting. Additionally, the structure discreetly conceals the mechanical elements beneath the seat, contributing to the chair's distinctive character and distinguishing it from conventional office chairs.
This palette has a warming feel, evoking warmth and vitality.
View at A' Design AwardTux, the design behind this palette, was designed by Ruya Akyol.
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Relative luminance defines the perceived brightness of a color. Values range from 0 (pure black) to 1 (pure white). This metric is essential for calculating WCAG contrast ratios.
Relative luminance defines the perceived brightness of a color. Values range from 0 (pure black) to 1 (pure white). This metric is essential for calculating WCAG contrast ratios.
Relative luminance defines the perceived brightness of a color. Values range from 0 (pure black) to 1 (pure white). This metric is essential for calculating WCAG contrast ratios.
Relative luminance defines the perceived brightness of a color. Values range from 0 (pure black) to 1 (pure white). This metric is essential for calculating WCAG contrast ratios.
Relative luminance defines the perceived brightness of a color. Values range from 0 (pure black) to 1 (pure white). This metric is essential for calculating WCAG contrast ratios.
Relative luminance defines the perceived brightness of a color. Values range from 0 (pure black) to 1 (pure white). This metric is essential for calculating WCAG contrast ratios.
Relative luminance defines the perceived brightness of a color. Values range from 0 (pure black) to 1 (pure white). This metric is essential for calculating WCAG contrast ratios.
Relative luminance defines the perceived brightness of a color. Values range from 0 (pure black) to 1 (pure white). This metric is essential for calculating WCAG contrast ratios.
These hues were detected in Ruya Akyol's acclaimed work "Tux".
Ruya Akyol is a renowned creative professional celebrated by the A' Design Award. Their designs embodies excellence in innovative design.
Rüya Akyol, completed her education at Istanbul Technical University, Politecnico di Milano and Domus Academy with honors in Industrial Design and Communication Design.
She worked with Claudio Bellini in Milan and Philippe Starck in Paris as a designer and studio director for many years before she established her own practice.
As a Milan based designer and consultant, she provides product, furniture, and spatial design, as well as brand identity and art direction services.
The holistic design approach that she embraces, creates homogeneous and clear brand identities. The designer's style is a synthesis of contemporary Italian and minimalist Scandinavian.
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Tux has been recognized with the Bronze A' Office Furniture Design Award in 2024. The A' Design Award is an internationally acknowledged design competition that recognizes outstanding creative accomplishment. Laureates are chosen through comprehensive judging by industry experts comprising academics, professionals and press members. The Bronze status represents notable design quality as judged by the review committee.
Elevate the functionality and aesthetics of professional workspaces with your innovative office furniture designs. The office furniture award category highlights ergonomic ingenuity, sustainable materials, and transformative space solutions.
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