A strong eastern influence is apparent on Hongkong architect Barrie Ho's Zen Collection of furniture. Retaining crucial elements of traditional Oriental furniture, the pieces not only display perfect geometry and structural simplicity, but are also ergonomically sound for use in any kind of interiors.
I love the Quarter Moon Chair' horseshoe armrest, which is a play on the form of a traditional Ming horseshoe back chair.
I love the Quarter Moon Chair' horseshoe armrest, which is a play on the form of a traditional Ming horseshoe back chair.
The Chinese tall armoire is given a makeover with the incorporation of a tempered glass front. The result is the Zen Cabinet - a chic, modernized version of a familiar object found in traditional Chinese homes.
With its clean lines and dark tone, the Zen Chair is all about minimalistic elegance.
Made of solid wood, the Full Moon Chair assumes - ironically - a crescent shape at the seat top.
The Zen Stool looks every inch the little brother to the Full Moon Chair.KUS
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