Oxbow Koltuk

Shaped by Water

Its silhouette recalls a surface gradually shaped by water. A gentle recess within the body suggests a hollow formed over time, like a trace left by water that gathers and recedes. Motion remains in its origin, while its presence settles into calm and balance. The arms emerge not as separate elements but as a continuation of the same form. Nothing is added; the geometry flows. This continuity softens the familiar language of an armchair, shaping a more fluid and cohesive whole. It does not prescribe a single way of sitting, allowing the body to find its own position. Within a space, an armchair carries a different spatial signal than a sofa — present without spreading, defined yet permeable within the composition. It may stand alone as a quiet visual accent or join a broader arrangement without interrupting spatial continuity.