Tenon Lounge Chair Upholstery:Spacedust Each glass is mouth-blown by

Each glass is mouth-blown by hand into a ribbed mold that raises full-height vertical ribbing along the glass wall

with its legs set inward from the cushion's edge

folding silhouette reads like fabric caught mid-drape rather than a rigid ceramic form

A wooden inner structure padded with high-resilience foam and polyester wadding forms that shape

a Japanese glassmaker with a history dating to 1878

Tenon Lounge Chair Upholstery:Spacedust Each glass is mouth-blown byThe New Works Tenon Lounge Chair reads as an exposed wood frame wrapped around a cushioned seat and back, with the joinery left visible rather than hidden inside the structure. Solid oak members meet at mortise and tenon joints, a shaped tongue fit into a socket, so the frame holds together without metal fasteners at those points. Omayra Maym designed it for New Works, pairing that traditional joinery with curved oak veneer sections that keep the