Its structure also features an element that is unknown in wooden chairs of any era: the bar that stabilizes the back legs, underneath the backrest, which also functions as a distinguishing feature of the model, forming a kind of H that gives the chair its graphic character when seen from behind.
“One thing I learned, coincidentally, with this project is that, thanks to the triangular form of its structure, the Eco chair weighs less than is usual, since the front and back stretchers are shorter,” points out Tiscar.
“Perhaps what is most noteworthy is that I learned from the work done in the past by so many people who dealt with the same problem in their day,” explains the designer. “It is a method I have followed for many years and which gives good results, always without falling into the trap of merely imitating, of course. In the case of the ECO chair this was especially appropriate,” he concludes.