H,A,K,K Gallery
VITRUM — Chair
by Johanna Seelemann


Price Range 320.000 ISK - 400.000 ISK

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DescriptionThe piece is part of the Vitrum series, which explores the beauty of Icelandic glass flows and the interplay between precision and chance. The low chair consists of six glass blocks, fixed to a wooden structure with straps. The blocks are unique, formed from layered molten glass poured directly from the furnace and cooled slowly due to their mass. Air inclusions and subtle irregularities are preserved, giving each piece a singular character. This method allows the creation of larger glass furniture. The wood is fire-treated, referencing the surfaces traditionally used to transport and shape hot glass.


DimensionsLength: 77 cm / 30.31 inches • Width: 30 cm / 11.81 
inches • Height: 44 cm / 17.32 inches


MaterialsLayered glass with natural air inclusions, secured on a fire-treated wooden frame, tension belts.


DetailsLimited edition of 2 pieces + 1 A.P.
Numbered & signed pieces

Johanna Seelemann
Johanna Seelemann (*1990) is a designer whose practice is based between Leipzig and Reykjavík. Her studio works at the intersection of product design, conceptual research, and design strategy, decoding the everyday through a forensic lens on material culture, production systems, and ecological cycles.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including the Design Museum London, the Victoria & Albert Museum, TextielMuseum  and Villa Noailles in Hyères. She was recently shortlisted for the Dutch Design Awards, and the Ralph Saltzman prize at the Design Museum in London. In 2023, she was shortlisted as Emerging Designer of the Year by the Dezeen Awards. For Wallpaper*, Studio Formafantasma highlighted her as one of the creative leaders of the future, expanding how design is practiced today.




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