Chair design 

These chairs were designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, but the exact date is unknown. He worked with materials like wood and upholstery, elevating what might seem like common materials to new heights of artistry. Mackintosh used these materials to create striking contrasts. The dark, almost severe wooden frames emphasize verticality, while the plush upholstery offers a touch of comfort. The high backs are particularly notable; they're constructed from a series of horizontal and vertical slats, creating a grid-like pattern that’s both decorative and structural. Mackintosh was fascinated by the visual impact of simple, repeated elements, and how they could give an object a sense of rhythm and order. Look closely, and you’ll notice the craftsmanship involved in cutting, assembling, and finishing the wood. This focus on process elevates the chairs beyond mere furniture to become pieces of art. It's a testament to Mackintosh's vision, where design, material, and craft converge.