Faye Toogood Natural Ash Spade Chair
Faye Toogood Natural Ash Spade Chair
Artful arrangement of cream Faye Toogood furniture pieces on pattened floor with Christiane Perrochon iron blue petite boule on side table.
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Room set with pale table, stools and chairs by Abigail Castañeda and Faye Toogood, table set with cream and blue tabletop by Brickett Davda, decorative plate wall of pastel flower plates and cream splatterware on the wall behind.

Faye Toogood

Natural Ash Spade Chair

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Made in England.

Faye Toogood’s Spade Chair realized in stained ash wood with a matte lacquer. Designed as an ode to rural life in the English countryside, the shape is inspired by the traditional three-legged milking stool and the handle of a garden spade.

Faye Toogood is a British artist and designer with a background as editor and stylist for The World of Interiors in London. Her work is multidisciplinary and distinct with an “honesty to the rawness and irregularity of the chosen material.”

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Details

Made in England.

Faye Toogood’s Spade Chair realized in stained ash wood with a matte lacquer. Designed as an ode to rural life in the English countryside, the shape is inspired by the traditional three-legged milking stool and the handle of a garden spade.

Faye Toogood is a British artist and designer with a background as editor and stylist for The World of Interiors in London. Her work is multidisciplinary and distinct with an “honesty to the rawness and irregularity of the chosen material.”

White Glove Shipping for this item is quoted and charged separately prior to delivery.

Materials

Dimensions

Care

Faye Toogood is a British artist and designer with a background as editor and stylist for The World of Interiors magazine in London. Her distinctly sculptural approach to the art of furniture design explores the strength of geometry and form. Through collaborations with small-scale fabricators, traditional artisans, architects, and sculptors, Toogood’s multidisciplinary work is both forward-thinking and distinct with an “honesty to the rawness and irregularity of the chosen material.” Among the collection at MARCH are furniture and accessories including her fiberglass Roly Poly series, cast aluminum seating, and hand-loomed throw blankets.