Egyptian designer Nada Abdelgawad holds a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design from the American University of Sharjah and brings background experience in interior design and fit-out. Her practice centers on furniture and exhibition design, driven by a curiosity for materials, playful experimentation, and creating functional, expressive everyday objects.

This handcrafted chair explores the tension between mass and delicacy through a solid wood base slotted to hold a curved seat and backrest made of pressed bendy plywood with walnut veneer. The design plays with the concept of a heavy, grounded form pierced by thin, fluid surfaces, balancing structural logic with visual softness.

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