Brand & Designer

Henge
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Henge

Founded in 2011 in Veneto, Italy, Henge specializes in luxury furniture, lighting, and interior objects distinguished by rare materials, refined craftsmanship, and expressive contemporary design.
Isabella Genovese
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Isabella Genovese

An Italian architect and designer known for refined restraint, timeless elegance, and a sophisticated balance of creativity, function, and detail.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Henge Jill Dining Chair?

The Jill Dining Chair was designed by Isabella Genovese, a designer known for her formally restrained approach and sensitivity to material relationships. She created the chair in collaboration with Henge, the Italian atelier recognized for its expertise in metal and natural finishes.

What materials are used in the Jill Chair by Henge?

The Jill Chair features a sculptural metal frame paired with precision-tailored leather upholstery. Henge offers a range of metal treatments and leather finishes, allowing the chair to be configured to suit the specific character of a given interior.

Is the Henge Jill Chair made to order?

Yes, the Jill Dining Chair is made to order from Henge's atelier in Italy. Lead times vary depending on configuration, and a design professional or showroom consultant can guide the selection of finishes and materials.

What is Henge known for as a furniture brand?

Henge is a Milan-based atelier known for its command of metal, stone, and natural materials, often used in combination to create furniture with a distinctly sculptural, architectural character. The brand works with architects and designers to produce pieces that function as much as objects of craft as they do furnishings.

How does the Jill Chair work in a formal dining setting?

The Jill Chair's slender metal frame and tailored leather upholstery give it a composed, considered presence that integrates well with both contemporary and curated traditional interiors. Its visual restraint allows it to anchor a dining space without competing with surrounding elements.