Jenette Chair
Made by Edra
The Jenette began as a commission, a chair designed by Fernando and Humberto Campana for the private home of an American collector. That intimate origin still shapes the piece. It carries the warmth of something made for a specific life rather than a category.
The seat is polyurethane over a steel frame: grounded, direct, resolved. The backrest is where the design turns unexpected. Hundreds of long, slender stalks of flexible PVC are threaded through a stainless steel structure, each one catching light and movement the way a field of grain does in wind. The reference to nature is quiet, almost subliminal, yet it changes the atmosphere of the whole object.
- Frame in steel with stainless steel backrest structure
- Seat in polyurethane
- Backrest covered in flexible PVC stalks
- Available in red, yellow, green, blue, white, and black
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Edra Jenette Chair?
The Jenette was designed by Brazilian brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana, originally as a commission for a private American collector. The Campanas are known for transforming humble, everyday materials into poetic and emotionally resonant objects.
What materials are used in the Jenette Chair?
The chair features a steel frame with a polyurethane seat and a stainless steel backrest structure threaded with hundreds of flexible PVC stalks. The PVC stalks give the backrest its distinctive organic, light-catching quality.
What colors is the Jenette Chair available in?
The Jenette is available in red, yellow, green, blue, white, and black, allowing the PVC stalk backrest to read as a bold graphic statement or a quieter presence depending on the color chosen.
Is the Edra Jenette Chair suitable for dining?
Yes, its proportions and construction make it well suited for use as a dining or side chair. Its strong visual identity means it functions equally well as an accent piece in a living or study context.
How does Edra approach production of pieces like the Jenette?
Edra is known for producing furniture as made-to-order objects rather than off-the-shelf goods, working closely with designers to preserve the craft integrity of each piece. The Jenette is produced in this tradition, with attention to the hand-assembled backrest structure.